We just wanted to share a quick snippet that we use all the time to make custom WordPress summaries inside our PHP code. Sometimes the native WordPress “excerpt” doesn’t fit your needs, so creating it on the fly is a … Read more…
If you develop for any type of mobile devices, you know that load times are crucial- if something takes one second to load with WiFi, it will surely take 3 or 4 on a cell network. Being that WordPress is … Read more…
Integrating any type of JavaScript or Ajax into an existing CodeIgniter application can be a bit daunting. My main goal with AutoAjax was to have access to some of the user experience benefits JavaScript+jQuery offer, like form validation without a … Read more…
If you haven’t already, setup the Autoajax Class and hooks from CodeIgniter AutoAjax Drop-in using a custom Hook: Part I. We’ll run through a simple example of validating a form using CodeIgniter first with PHP, then retro-fitting our new AutoAjax … Read more…
We are working on an application that requires a short “phrase”, which may or may not contain a link. In order to keep the phrase short, we want to take any link and automatically turn it into a bit.ly link, … Read more…
There may be a time where you need to retrieve information about WordPress blog posts that are not hosted on your server. Remember, if you do have access to the WordPress directory, you can load WordPress itself into any PHP … Read more…
Earlier this year we were asked by a client to create a tee time scheduling application for their golf course, and we decided it would be best to use Google Calendar within a Google Apps account as the “backend” management … Read more…