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How to search by custom meta keys in WordPress
A couple of sites we’ve been developing recently have required us to create custom post types with meta keys, and then create a search of the values stored in the meta keys. Here’s how we achieved it. The code used in this example was written for use with the plugin Job Manager, allowing you to [...]
How to get your work motivation back
Ever find you are lacking motivation? Perhaps don’t get the work done that you need to get done? Or maybe just feel a little oppressed by your work space… especially on gloomy weather days? Thankfully I don’t really have that happen, but I do I find I can improve my mood and work flow by [...]
How to secure your website against CSRF
CSRF explained What is CSRF and how does it work? CSRF, also known as XSRF, is short for Cross Site Request Forgery. OWASP’s definition for CSRF is this: A CSRF attack forces a logged-on victim’s browser to send a forged HTTP request, including the victim’s session cookie and any other automatically included authentication information, to [...]
Together Geeks & Creatives can change the world
People working together can move mountains. Get geeks and creatives working together and we can change the world. Freelance techies and creatives can make a perfectly decent living working from home. It isn’t a dynamic way to work, or an inspiring one, or even a fun one, but it works. To a degree. Because it [...]
Great new JQuery Carousel
Have a look at the effects possible with this script. Will be using this in our next project. I see some watches appearing on the conveyor belt. http://fredhq.com/projects/roundabout#/demos
Putting google into perspective
Googles advertising revenue, infographic. Googles advertising revenue, infographic.
Brighton 10k
Sunday 20th November. Fabulous sunny morning on Brighton seafront. Gaius & Liam managed PB’s of 44:41 minutes each, crossing the line hand in hand Lee achieved 50 mins dead after an all out forest gump sprint at the end. Michelle came in at 50:29 even with a recently broken toe – well done that [...]
“AWS Rolling Thunder” in CentOS
Coder Chris has posted a great guide on using Amazon S3 as a source code file-store and syncing code updates out to instances on restart. This has a funky name “Rolling Thunder”. Quote: I’ve been using a common technique to deploy source code updates to my Amazon EC2 instances for some time now, which makes [...]
Will you be buying a glasses-free 3D laptop?
Over the last couple of years there has been a lot of hype surrounding 3d displays. They have been placed in cinemas, televisions, laptops and even handheld devices! The main draw back so far has been the need for special glasses in order to view the 3d display. More recent technology is seeing the need [...]