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WordPress Jobs Plugin: Premium Jobbin

by Chip on April 19, 2011 (22 days ago) | One comment
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From a rushed release to a refined plugin! Get Jobbin now and turn your WordPress installation into a real job board. The new 0.2.2 version brings an application form and many UI tweaks for better usage and general accessibility. Two years ago, I needed a job plugin, and there was only one free plugin for WordPress. I did the job...

Client-side Form Validation Using JavaScript

by Chip on May 23, 2008 (1083 days ago) | No comments
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When you have a form on a web page, you’ll most likely find the need to validate the values a user enters. Client-side validation has advantages for the server, the user and the developer. Validating forms on the client side lightens the load on the server and allows for you to format data before it is sent for processing. Because...

Passing Variables In PHP5

by Chip on March 10, 2008 (1157 days ago) | 5 comments
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There are 2 ways to pass variables in PHP: “GET” and “POST“. You might recognize these from the form tag (<form method="GET">). What’s the difference? GET passes the variables in the URL, and POST passes the variables hidden. Ever get the error “resubmit POST data” when you click back on your browser? This is POST in action: it is asking...

PHP register_globals

by Chip on March 9, 2008 (1158 days ago) | One comment
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I told you earlier about the PHP5 upgrade. I will go deeper into the register_globals feature and some issues about it. The register_globals feature is off by default in PHP5 and deprecated and removed in PHP6. Relying on this feature is highly discouraged. The most controversial change in PHP was when the default value for the PHP feature register_globals went...