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{
	"name": "custom-rollup-js-config-multi-entry-glob",
	"version": "0.1.0",
	"description": "package.json for custom RollupJS configuration that supports glob'ing entries from a directory or multiple directories",
	"author": "rxnlabs",
	"license": "GPL-2.0-or-later",
	"scripts": {
		"dev": "npm run scripts -- --watch",
		"build": "npm run scripts",
		"scripts": "rollup --config"

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# BEGIN Cornershop
# VCS lockdown
#  Deny access to version control content
#  Will not work if both Alias & Rewrite modules are disabled
#  To verify with git content, check these two URLs:
#   1. /.git/HEAD
#   2. /.gitignore
<IfModule mod_alias.c>
	# Deny access to VCS content using Alias Module
	RedirectMatch 404 ^(.*/)?\.(git|svn|hg|bzr)+

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<?php

/**
 * Add CORS HTTP headers to the page request to allow the MTS curriculm site to make an AJAX request against the site
 * 
 * Modify the HTTP headers that WordPress outputs before they are sent so we can add CORS headers to the request for things like an AJAX request
 * 
 * @param array $headers The HTTP headers that WordPress is about to send
 * @param WP $wp The current WordPress environment instance
 * 

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{
	"templateParts": {
		"header": {
			"area": "header"
		},
		"footer": {
			"area": "footer"
		}
	},
	"settings": {

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Gravity Forms GFAPI::submit_form bug

There is a bug with the Gravity Forms GFAPI::submit_form method when the $_POST variable contains any existing values that match what you pass to GFAPI::submit_form.

Because GFAPI::submit_form internally uses array_merge_recursive, any existing values in the $_POST variable will be added to any values that exist in the second parameter that you pass to GFAPI::submit_form.

This bug appears in the latest version of Gravity Forms 2.4.20.5 and in the latest 2.5 beta.

UPDATE ON 07/14/2023: This is a known bug in Gravity Forms and the plugin developers (i.e. Rocket Genius) are aware of it. Since other developers have made custom workaround to get around this issue, patching this bug would break that custom code, so Rocket Genius has not patched it. This code is probably present in the latest version of the plugin and will probably be present in all future versions.

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Add a /blog to your WordPress blog posts only and remove it from the other post types

This is useful if you want to know when a user is viewing a blog post in Google Analytics vs a page. Or if you want to just have an easy way to distinguish your blog content from your other content using the URL.

There may be an easier way to do this but all of my Googling didn't turn up any answers that let you modify the post URLs only.

1. Add the code from remove-blog-front-from-custom-post-types.php to your theme's functions.php or to a custom plugin or some file where it will get loaded. This code prevents the new blog base from being applied to the URLs of Custom POst types and taxonomy archives.
2. Log into your WordPress admin
3. Go to Settings -> Permalinks
4. Select the Custom Structure field and add /blog to the Permalink structure (add this before the /%postname% part of the URL

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$( window ).on( 'resize', debounce( function () {
    var $header = $('.site-header');
    $.each($('.content-section.type-hero'), function (index, node) {
        var $hero = $(node);
        $hero.css('height', 'calc(100vh - ' + $header.height() + 'px)');
    });
} ) );

function debounce( func, wait, immediate ) {
	var timeout;

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/**
Run as a bookmarklet in your browser. Run in the WordPress admin area. Set the WordPress admin posts view number really high from the default 20 posts to something like 500 posts to decrease the number of times we need to run this.

Make sure to disable your browser's popup blocker since this will open a LOT of windows.

Update the featured image of all of the posts that in the WordPress admin on the Posts table page
*/
(function() {
	/*Check if a value is a positive, whole number integer*/
	function isNormalInteger(str) {

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<?php
$url = 'https://insert-domain-here.com/api-endpoint';
// The file is stored on your system/host
$path_to_uploaded_file = '/full-path-to-file/picture.jpg';
$form_fields = [ 'first_name' => 'Foo', 'last_name' => 'Bar' ];
if ( file_exists( $path_to_uploaded_file ) ) {
	$form_fields['profile_picture'] = new CurlFile( $path_to_uploaded_file );
}

/*

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<?php
// Detect if the content contains any Facebook links that can be embedded based on this doc 
// https://developers.facebook.com/docs/plugins/oembed-endpoints/
$content = 'https://www.facebook.com/facebook/videos/10153231379946729/';
preg_match_all( '/http(s):\/\/(www.)facebook.com\/((?<=\/).+(?<=\/)posts|(?<=\/).+(?<=\/)activity|photo(s|\.php)|permalink\.php|media|questions|notes|(?<=\/).+(?<=\/)videos|video\.php)/', $content, $matches );