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My friends asking me about how they can embed iframe HTML on a blog post which appear full width and auto height. They consider using iframe because they are promoting URL via online advertising and they just want to show visitor the page from affiliate URL inside the iframe. In this post I will explain how you can too create full iframe inside your blog posts. First thing you need to know why

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Sometimes we need to serve different looks and functions to users. As we know there so many people around the world using mobile phone to surf the net. I found this useful PHP class to detect user browser. I used this class in several projects. It's called Browser.php You can download the class on https://github.com/cbschuld/Browser.php Installation Simply include the Browser.php Class in your

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This is another my PHP snippet to create file tree array dynamically. <?php function wps_glob($dir) { foreach (glob($dir . '/*') as $f) { if(is_dir($f)) { $r[] = array(basename($f) => wps_glob($f)); } else { $r[] = basename($f); } } return $r; } function wps_files($path) { $wpsdir = Array( 'root' => $path, 'struktur' => wps_glob($path) );

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This is one of my PHP snippet collection. This function can performs post request with parameters set. I have used this function for sending request to several API servers and so far it works as well as I need. May be you need to add curl_setopt based on your needs. The Snippet: <?php function curl_post($url,$params) { $parse_url = parse_url($url); $ch = curl_init(); curl_setopt($

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Ever wonder how to include all php files in directory? I just created PHP snippets that may be useful for you. Here is the code: The contents of include.php: <?php define('MYBASEPATH' , 'inc/'); foreach (glob(MYBASEPATH . '*.php') as $file) { if($file != 'index.php') { include($file); } } ?> The code above will include all files in directory inc except index.php. To

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The website become very slow because there are too much data on mysql tables. This is the common problem for sites which save historical data. I just found this issue on my website, then googling to find solutions for this. And then, yap, there's simple solution for handling large table issues. Why should you create Mysql Partitions? I'd like to illustrate like this: There are 10,000 records,

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I've created simple qr code generator using jquery and google infographics (deprecated) chart API. This time I'd like to share this simple and easy trick. The Demo Create Image Result Download Source Code HTML Elements The element to show Qr Code image after jquery event. Below is the example: <div id="outwrap">

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It's really sucks when someone registers on site using temporary email address. This is not good for business. Especially if you pay online services to handle your email marketing campaign. That's why you need securing your registration form not just for email validation, but also prevent receiving contacts that you will never be able to follow up them. I did this by filtering inputs and detect

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Oops.. I found this Fatal error: Cannot use object of type stdClass as array in /home/username/html/index.php on line 13 when using json_decode() function. How to fix this? Simply add true parameter. This will solve the problem: $row = json_decode( $json_data, true ); // now you can use $row as array echo $row['name'];

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This is a perfect regular expression for validating email address from text inputs form. It matches common email address format. Here is the email regex I often use on PHP or Javascipt. /([a-z0-9_]+|[a-z0-9_]+\.[a-z0-9_]+)@(([a-z0-9]|[a-z0-9]+\.[a-z0-9]+)+\.([a-z]{2,4}))/i The regular expression above matches email addresses like: myemail@example.com my_email@example.com my.email@example.com

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Hi, did you see QR Code on my widget? You should be able to see there, on the right sidebar. Yes, that's dynamic qr code I created using Google Chart Tools and jQuery. It creates QR Code contains current URL of the page. If you like too, I'll show you how I did this little trick. Now you can simply do this on your blog, on any blog. Here's how: Step 1 Make sure you have jquery installed on

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The simple example playing with jquery slideToggle(). <script> $(function(){ $('.toggle').click(function(){ var el = $(this).attr('rel'); $(el).slideToggle(); }); }); </script> <button class="stoggle" rel="#hideMe">Click me</button> <br /> <div id="hideMe" style="background: #ffffd0; display: none; height: 100px; text-align: center; width:

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Using blogspot to blog everything is fun, easy and absolutely free. But how if you don't want someone stole your valuable contents simply by pressing Blogthis button on your blog posts? Event this feature includes backlink to your post, people can remove it easily from rich textarea. So I decided to remove this button by editing HTML template. Checkout this: Removing Blogthis Button from

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