Recently I had to move a large number of users from one blog to another on a Multisite install. These users had been mistakenly added to the wrong blog and most of them also had been assigned the wrong role. There were plugin options to do this one by one, but not to bulk migrate users. …
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function display_array($your_array) { foreach ($your_array as $key => $value) { if (is_array($value)) { display_array($value); } else { echo ‘<br> – Key: ‘ .$key . ‘ :: Value: ‘ . $value . “<br />\n”; } } return $out; }
Add a version number to a WordPress css file that will automatically update when the file is changed:
Companion notes for: http://conceptclarity.ca/ajax-sample/ Content coming soon.
More reference: http://www.sitepoint.com/parsing-xml-with-simplexml/ Given the XML: <Calendar> <Account> <Name>Sample Account Name</Name> <Client>Test User</Client> </Account> <CalendarDates> <CalendarDate> <Date>2014-03-01</Date> <Events> <Event> <Name>Event Number One</Name> <StartingAt>2014-03-01T09:30:00</StartingAt> <Categories>General</Categories> </Event> <Event> <Name>Another Event</Name> <StartingAt>2014-03-01T09:30:00</StartingAt> <Categories>Meeting</Categories> </Event> <Event> <Name>Hockey Game</Name> <StartingAt>2014-03-01T10:00:00</StartingAt> <Categories>Sports</Categories> </Event> </Events> </CalendarDate> </CalendarDates> </Calendar> Perhaps this was entered into a textarea on a form and we have read …
