Category Archives: PHP
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eggBlog
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Gallery
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OSClass
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Revive Adserver
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GPixPixel
Prosper202
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Concrete5
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e107
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phpwcms
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ProcessWire
SiteCake
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Fork
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Bolt
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razorCMS
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Project Management
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eyeOS
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Mantis Bug Tracker
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jobberBase
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webtrees
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External Links
ACF – Advance custom fields – How to design a Form
- Advance Custom Fields
- Display ACF values at a post
- Method 1
- Metod 2
- Use Short codes
Example: [acf field="{$field_name}"]
- How to Disable the Gutenberg WordPress Editor
- Extras:
- ACF for bgginers
- Custom Post Type UI
- Alternative method for collecting information by forms
How to install PhpMyAdmin on C9.IO
How to setup PhpMyAdmin at your website
1. Download PhpMyAdmin.
2. Upload it to your Server/Domain.
3. Browse to www.your-domain.com/phpMyAdmin/Setup
4. Click on “New Server” button:
5. Under “Server hostname” write your host name.
6. Under “User for config auth” (might be under authentication tab) write MySql username.
7. Under “Password for config auth” write MySql password.
8. Under PhpMyAdmin top level directory create a directory called “config”:
www.your-domain.com/phpMyAdmin/config
8.1 Click on Apply.
8.2 config direcotry suppose to have RW permissions.
9. Under PhpMyAdmin setup page click on “Save” button:
10. Configuration saved to file config/config.inc.php in phpMyAdmin top level directory, copy it to top level one and delete directory config to use it.
11. Login to your PhpMyAdmin at www.your-domain.com/phpMyAdmin
Based on the following Video:
Using Singleton Classes for WordPress Plugins
Using Singleton Classes for WordPress Plugins
http://hardcorewp.com/2013/using-singleton-classes-for-wordpress-plugins/
How to Add A PHP Code to your WordPress Posts, Pages and Widgets
How to Add A PHP Code to your WordPress Posts, Pages and Widgets
A very good youtube video that shows how to add php code into wordpress page.
The steps are:
1. Install ‘PHP Code Widget’ plugin.
2. Install ‘Insert PHP’ plugin.
3. Start writing php code inside wordpress pages and posts.
Here is a link to the original youtube video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-CYe0q1K45I