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tommcfarlin / codegraphics.swift

Created February 22, 2019 19:06

PROVA

$ php -v

tommcfarlin / codegraphics.swift

Created February 22, 2019 19:05

PROVA

$ brew install php

tommcfarlin / codegraphics.swift

Created February 22, 2019 19:03

PROVA

$ /usr/bin/ruby -e "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/master/install)"

tommcfarlin / get-trello-names.js

Last active July 7, 2021 15:15

[JavaScript] Returns an array of all of the names of a Trello boards members.

	/**
	* Retrieves a list of all of the members on a Trello board and stores and
	* returns their names in an array. It will not include any duplicates.
	*
	* Trello names are usually represented as "Elliot Alderson (mrrobot)" but the
	* returned array will only return an array with their actual name (that is,
	* Ellio Alderson).
	*
	* This does not require jQuery or any third-party library to run. If you want
	* to run this from the console of Chrome, then paste this entire function into

tommcfarlin / ajax-reg.js

Last active August 26, 2017 14:08 — forked from csknk/ajax-reg.js

	/**
	* This file is enqueued by means of wp_enqueue_script() - variables are passed
	* in from PHP by means of wp_localize_script()
	*
	*/

	/* TM: We use an anonymous function to invoke the JavaScript. Also refactored for proper
	* WordPress coding standards.
	*/
	(function( $ ) {

tommcfarlin / complete-mobile-media-query-boilerplate.css

Last active July 22, 2018 06:57

A media query boilerplate for responsive design that covers iPhones, iPhone 5s, tablets, and iPads for viewing sites and applications in both portrait and landscape mode.

	/**
	* Note that the following media queries are intended to be used for the specified device or screen size
	* in both portrait and landscape mode.
	*
	* Desktop queries are not provided since the default styles for most sites and applications typically focus
	* on that for the default sites.
	*
	* Contributes, comments, and all that fun stuff always welcome :).
	*/

tommcfarlin / add-custom-post-type-menu.php

Created April 25, 2013 12:38

[WordPress] Add a custom post type menu as a child of an existing custom post type menu.

	<?php

	// Define the 'Portfolio' post type. This is used to represent galleries
	// of photos. This will be our top-level custom post type menu
	$args = array(
	'labels' => array(
	'all_items' => 'Gallery',
	'menu_name' => 'Portfolio',
	'singular_name' => 'Gallery',
	'edit_item' => 'Edit Gallery',

tommcfarlin / strip-hidden-ascii-chars.php

Last active August 2, 2019 22:37

[WordPress] Occasionally, I've been parsing out data provided to me by third-parties and there have been hidden ASCII characters that can muck up programmatically inserting data into the database. Here's a simple regex for stripping out everything *except* alphanumeric characters.

	<?php
	// Replace anything that is not an 'a-z', 'A-Z', or '0-9' from the given $value
	$value = preg_replace( "/[^a-zA-Z0-9\s]/", "", $value );

	/*
	* Read the comments below to see some of the available functions WordPress provides for evaluating the validity of the characters in the input string.
	* /

tommcfarlin / jquery-boilerplate.js

Created March 7, 2013 16:12

[WordPress] Properly loading jQuery within WordPress without having to use the `noConflict` method, or creating your own reference such as `$wp = jQuery`.

	/**
	* This gist demonstrates how to properly load jQuery within the context of WordPress-targeted JavaScript so that you don't
	* have to worry about using things such as `noConflict` or creating your own reference to the jQuery function.
	*
	* @version 1.0
	*/
	(function( $ ) {
	"use strict";

	$(function() {

tommcfarlin / meta-data-serialization.php

Last active November 4, 2022 00:28

An example function used to demonstrate how meta data is typically saved in a WordPress theme or plugin. The gist is made public so that developers can contribute to the standard security boilerplate functionality in order to simplify, reduce, and improve our serialization functions.

	<?php
	/**
	* An example function used to demonstrate how to use the `user_can_save` function
	* that provides boilerplate security checks when saving custom post meta data.
	*
	* The ultimate goal is provide a simple helper function to be used in themes and
	* plugins without the need to use a set of complex conditionals and constants.
	*
	* Instead, the aim is to have a simplified function that's easy to read and that uses
	* WordPress APIs.

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