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/*
	This makes it okay to hook up jQuery plugins in your main JS files 
	without worrying that they may not be included in the page (if you
	perhaps only need this plugin on a few pages – not necessarily globally).

*/

$(function(){

	// Do stuff

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/*

	Custom style for Wordpress Highlight.js plugin.
	By Johan Brook (dark on light colours).

*/

pre code {
  color: #c4cdc5;
}

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$slide_args = array(
		"labels" => $slide_labels,
		"public" => true,
		"show_ui" => true,
		"rewrite" => null,
		"cabability_type" => "post",
		"description" => __("Slides som syns på förstasidan"),
		"supports" => array("title", "custom-fields", "thumbnail")
	);

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<?php
	require_once (SALESFORCE_LIBS_PATH.'/soapclient/SforceEnterpriseClient.php');
	require_once (SALESFORCE_LIBS_PATH.'/soapclient/SforceHeaderOptions.php');
	
	class Salesforce_Connection {

		protected $connection;
		
		function __construct($loginname, $password){
			$this->connection = new SforceEnterpriseClient();

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Output:

SimpleXMLElement Object(
[name] => Blah
[price] => Array
        (
            [0] => 19,31
            [1] => 16,39
            [2] => 15,65
            [3] => 2.12

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email: [email protected]

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<?php

/*
I have a programming problem I've been pondering over for some time this morning. I want to solve 
in an efficient and neat manor, but I honestly haven't got many clues how to think here. Would appreciate 
some assistance.

Short description: I want to be able to group nested arrays, and afterwards show this with a separator 
or divider when I loop and print the array values. 

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// Page init code is at the bottom

var Map = (function(map, $){
	var exports = map || {};
	
	var geo = new google.maps.Geocoder(),
		geocode = {
			address: [	config.project_location.street,
						config.project_location.city,
						config.project_location.country].join(", ")

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function get_related_posts($options = array("numberposts" => 4)) {
        global $post;

		$defaults = array(
			"post__not_in" => array($post->ID)
		);
			
		$args = array_merge($options, $defaults);
        $tags = wp_get_post_tags($post->ID);
		$cats = wp_get_post_terms($post->ID, "category", array("fields" => "ids"));

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linkedin: function(json) {
	var itemList = [],
		template = global.linkedin_template;

	$.each(json.post, function(){

		var date = new Date(parseInt(this['creation-timestamp'])),
			picture = (this.creator['picture-url']) ? this.creator['picture-url'] : "<url till fallback>";
		
		var customData = {