Open source contributions by Jeff Brand of Delta Factory
3dcart is one of those services that isn’t really setup for a web developer who knows what they’re doing. While their online documentation provides some basic snippets and general assistance, the support staff have little-to-no technical knowledge. Besides assisting with tasks that can be found through the administrative interface, they seem only qualified enough to …
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I was able to get my hands on the deobfuscated source of the code that compromised of John C. Dvorak’s website (dvorak.org/blog). The following is a detailed breakdown of its operation.
Don’t get me started on WPMU DEV. Many of their casual customers have one simple request: How can I stop their plugins from nagging me to install their update plugin? I was in the middle of writing up the minimal code to hide this warning into a plugin when I found an equivalent already published …
I’ve pushed an early (way-pre-alpha) release of my forthcoming debugging plugin for WordPress to GitHub. Unlike existing plugin tools designed to help developers troubleshoot sites while in development, the goal for this one is to debug a site while it’s live. This means it’s very selective on what code it will load and who it …
Optimally, the Autoblog plugin for WordPress does exactly what it sets it out to do. However, the recent update to version 3.9.5.1 has caused some significant issues when “Network Activated” on WordPress Multisite installations.