by Toby | Jun 30, 2014 | development, Featured, php, programming, Toby, WordPress
For WordPress development I normally use a local development environment utilizing either XAMPP or WAMP. I then push my files and database to the remote server where the website is hosted. There are a number of tricks and tips that I have discovered or developed,...
by Toby | Sep 6, 2012 | development, hosting, php, programming, Public Service Announcment
I’m embarrassed to say that a site I host was recently hacked and any request coming from a search engine was being redirected to a less then desirable location. I thought that I’d share what happened and then tell you what I did. The Malicious Code The...
by Toby | Aug 9, 2012 | development, hosting, php, programming
I ran into an issue in the last couple of days on NameCheap.com Shared Hosting while using the WordPress Plugin named backwpup. I noticed that the last few days backups have given the following warning: shell_exec() has been disabled for security reasons After sending...
by Toby | May 4, 2012 | php, programming
Placing an email address into a page is not a good idea in this day and age – actually for a number of years now – where harvest bots are trolling the Interwebs looking for nice juicy bits of data that can be passed onto those that like to send you SPAM...
by Toby | Jul 31, 2010 | Coldfusion, php, programming, tech related
I have created a detailed step-by-step to help you setup Adobe ColdFusion on a Windows machine using WampServer with Apache as the web server. This is what I use for a development environment, and I completely recommend this to you if you are a ColdFusion Developer in... by Toby | Apr 6, 2010 | php, programming
I was looking for a way to override the default version of jQuery that is being used in WordPress 2.9x and I came across this article that explains how to do this. It doesn’t say in the article where you place this function, but I figured that I’d slide it...
