When browsing this site and most other sites where I see examples of people using a
Custom Post Type or Custom Taxonomy, they are often running there code to add this stuff with the init Action in Wordpress.
I haven't looked at the Wordpress source code to really see what exactly this is doing b...
yeah Im gonna test things out on my VPS to get to the root of this.
But my VPS is setup with PHP-FPM/Nginx and each user/vhost runs its own pool of PHP workers
Yeah got a response from my webhost:
It breaks many sites. and we scan all the servers daily for such attacks.
You can disable this within your own sites, if you wish.
Thanks
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PS on Holiday.
I don’t know what is so wrong about my question:
How to change the order between...
that I got a downvote for that. I’ve wrote to the Stack Exchange Team and they recommended me to ask about this action in the Meta Forum.
Maybe someone could help me out?
Thx!
Best,
Nitzki
@Alex it's good practice to disable the editor completely, it's a gaping security hole that encourages bad practices, like not using version control, developing on live servers, and making horrible horrible mistakes that take down the entire site, e.g. making a typo in functions.php
you would do best to start developing locally using M/X/L/WAMP
@TomJNowell totally agree.. I'm probably going to get torn a new orifice here, but personally I think the whole WP system encourages some of the worst coding practices and really needs a ground-up overhaul
@Alex Couldn't agree more. The challenge WP presents with regard to configuration management / staging / migration is the biggest pain because of it.
Conflicting audiences - end user focus, or developer focus. Started with the first primary at the expense of the second. But things are getting better slowly.
All the content contributed to Stack Overflow, Stack Overflow Meta, Server Fault, and Super User is cc-wiki (aka cc-by-sa) licensed, intended to be shared and remixed. We even provide all our data as a convenient data dump, seeded by us.
But our cc-wiki licensing, while intentionally permissive, does require attribution.
Attribution — You must attribute the work in the manner specified by the author or licensor (but not in any way that suggests that they endorse you or your use of the work).
I thought it was pretty clear what “attribution” meant, but given the semi-scammy way the content is popping up in some seedier areas of the internet, maybe not: …
> Show the author names for every question and answer > Hyperlink each author name directly back to their user profile page
Firstly, barely anyone would read the SE license for such purpose and secondly there should be a much more prominent note on Q&A threads that bring light to the situation of attribution.
The license wording, "...in the manner specified by the author or licensor..." is ambiguous despite being later clarified.
I agree though, out of common courtesy, I attribute the author by name if available in addition to business or domain etc.
@Alex WP data Validation and Sansitization functions are wrappers for PHP functions that for the purpose of making the aforementioned more streamlined and consistent with regards to the API. Regardless of what functions you choose to use, core or otherwise, there is no such thing as a sanitize_anything($args) because data is wide and varied in type, you could not possibly assume without knowing what you are dealing with upfront.
yer, I know theres not much point sanitizing a POST-ed file upload but ho hummm... just desperate to be lazy. gunna go back to my magicquotes_special_chars_stripsaleshes_goddammit() function... thanks @userabuser
@PolluxKhafra the selector to isolate the username input field is specific to wordpress login.php and will probably be different on buddypress - so you'll have to change that first
@marfarma Ok thx. Nothing is firing so far when the username is entered but I'm working on it. You can see a working example here. betafod.fameordie.com/register
Failed to load resource: the server responded with a status of 404 (Not Found) http://betafod.fameordie.com/wp-content/themes/fod5.9beta/scripts/validate_login.js?ver=3.4.2 Uncaught ReferenceError: _trackEvent is not defined
and now with a warning! Resource interpreted as Script but transferred with MIME type text/plain: "http://jqueryrotate.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/jQueryRotate3.js?ver=3.4.2".
they make a massive difference esp were JS is concerned, everything from having a JS Debugger/profiler to seeing wether a border would look nice if it were a different shade of pink on a whim
I don’t know what is so wrong about my question:
How to change the order between...
that I got a downvote for that. I’ve wrote to the Stack Exchange Team and they recommended me to ask about this action in the Meta Forum.
Maybe someone could help me out?
Thx!
Best,
Nitzki
