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html to image php script
In the ever-evolving landscape of app and game development, having the right tools at your disposal can make all the difference. One challenge that often arises is the need to seamlessly convert your meticulously crafted HTML, be it static or dynamic, into eye-catching images. And hey, if you’re a PHP enthusiast on the lookout for…
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How to Install or Migrate WordPress on Docker
Setting up a reliable WordPress development environment has always been a pain point for developers. Between XAMPP installations, virtual machine configurations, and the notorious “it works on my machine” syndrome, local WordPress development can consume hours before you even write your first line of code. That changes today with this comprehensive WordPress Docker boilerplate that…
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Common jQuery Mistakes (and How to Avoid Them Easily)
Despite the rise of modern frameworks like React and Vue, jQuery is still very much alive in 2024. The latest jQuery 3.7.1 is actively maintained, and jQuery 4.0.0 is currently in beta testing with exciting new features. But here’s the thing – even experienced developers still make the same jQuery mistakes that can slow down websites, create…
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PHP 8.3: Why Upgrading is Essential in 2025
Introduction PHP continues its journey of refinement, and PHP 8.3, released back in November 2023, has now firmly established itself as a cornerstone for modern web development in 2025. Beyond the initial buzz, developers are now experiencing the tangible benefits of its performance improvements, cleaner syntax, and powerful features. Whether you’re still navigating legacy codebases…
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cascaded dropdown using angular, php or json
few years back I’ve created a post for cascaded dropdown using jquery ,php and mysql , when I was working on my first angular project I’ve got the same dependent dropdown situation.
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order by current user id in wordpress
To order queries by the current user ID in WordPress, you can use the get_current_user_id() function to retrieve the current user’s ID and then include it in your custom query. Here’s an example using the WP_Query class to retrieve posts ordered by the current user ID:
