A while back in this article on wptuts I talked about nonces, and how they work. Normally, nonces are ‘one use only’ – once they are used they are stored, and never accepted again. WordPress, on the other hand, generates …
A while back I wrote an article on WP.Tuts on using Git to publish plug-ins on the WordPress repository. The wordpress.org plugin repository runs on Subversion, but I, for various reasons prefer to use Git. It’s also incredibly useful for …
1.6 is seeing a lot of improvement in terms of functionality – as well as some additional hooks and functions (documentation will follow 1.6 release). There are also some nagging bug fixes. First things first.. Beta Testers…. please Obviously I …
As you may know the WordPress functions the_content() and get_the_content(), unlike their get_the_title() counterpart, cannot be used outside the loop. Naively ‘in the loop’ means just making sure the $post variable is global and points to the desired post. So …
Diagrams are often very good at explaining even the most complex of ideas. And every now and then I stumble upon some really good ones. I’ve collected them here for my own benefit really, but I hope you find them …
Christian:
I belong to Kings Church Edinburgh, part of New Frontiers. I try to serve God in all that I do, which includes...
Mathematician: I am a third year PhD student under the supervision at the University of Edinburgh. My research interests lie within the field of classical Harmonic Analysis.