dl6nm

Set up a Telegram Bot

1. Go to Grafana > Alerting > Notification channels > New channel.
2. Type: Telegram. It will ask you for a Bot API Token and a Chat ID.
3. Open a chat with BotFather on Telegram.
4. Type /newbot
5. Type your bots name. e.g. Grafana Bot
6. Type your bots username. e.g. a_new_grafana_bot
7. You get your Bot API Token. Paste it on Grafana.
8. Before making getUpdates (in the next step) you should add your bot into your telegram client and run /start. Thus you start chatting with the bot and this room is assigned chat id. (Thanks to @KES777)

hollodotme

Install php7.0-fpm

# remove php5 modules
apt-get autoremove --purge php5-*
# add php-7.0 source list by [Ondřej Surý](https://github.com/oerdnj)
add-apt-repository ppa:ondrej/php
# Update index
apt-get update
# Install php7.0-fpm with needed extensions

danielbachhuber

<?php

/**
 * 'special-term' is a unique butterfly
 */
function dbx_get_special_terms() {
	return array( 'special-term' );
}

/**

robneu

/** Define Gravity Forms License Key */
define("GF_LICENSE_KEY", "YOUR-LICENSE-KEY-HERE"); 

petenelson

<?php
/* 
Author: Pete Nelson @GunGeekATX

Expands upon the Custom Meta Boxes library to provide a user-facing input form, 
list & detail page of custom post types.  This code sample doesn't include all the libraries 
such as jQuery tablesorter or validate but can be found elsewhere easily enough.  

*/

clarklab

<?php

//let's get some tweets!!

//first, let's see if I've got the data already cached
$tweets = get_transient("tweets"); 
  
  //dang it! it looks like I might not. let's grab some tweets from the Twitter API
  if( !$tweets ) {  

norcross

<?php
/*
* Check the URL of the WordPress login
* page for a specific query string
*
* assumes login string is
* http://mysite.com/wp-login.php?question=answer
*/
function rkv_login_stringcheck() {

billerickson

<?php
/**
 * Grid Content
 * Change the number of words in excerpt if in the grid loop
 */
function be_grid_content() {

	// First, we make sure we're in the grid loop.
	if( ! apply_filters( 'is_genesis_grid_loop', false ) )
		return;

clarklab

<!-- in footer.php -->
<div class="footer-text"><?php echo get_theme_mod('footer_text') ?></div>

<!-- rendered HTML content -->
<div class="footer-text">&copy;2012 Site Name</div>

<!--in functions.php (to enable the field in the Theme Customizer) -->

<?php

billerickson

WordPress is actually one of the most secure pieces of software available. It powers 17% 
of the 1,000,000 most visited websites, so it is being constantly tested both internally 
and by hackers. When an issue is discovered, an update is released which you can install 
with one click in the dashboard.

The vast majority of hacked WordPress websites are running an out-of-date version of 
WordPress. Once WordPress is updated, any vulnerabilities that are patched are now publicly 
known, so old versions are vulnerable.

The next most likely source of hacking is your host. If your server isn't secure, it doesn't