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HV:

// Display mp3 five days after airdate
if ( strtotime( '-5 days' ) > strtotime( $airdate ) )
    $audio_url = 'http://hearvox.com/episode/cast/' . $airyr . '/' . $fileID . '.mp3';

<?php
$d = new DateTime( '2010-01-08' );
$d->modify( 'first day of next month' );
echo $d->format( 'F' ), "\n";
?>

http://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.modify.php

http://www.php.net/manual/en/datetime.diff.php

testing hNews plugin fields

[[code]hnews_meta[/code]]

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listing them in some what the order i encountered them (not order of importance), and much from the pov of a new user:

STUCK IN CREATION: i’m a new user. i hit “Create”, then “Save Now”, “Sign up with FB” (or “Sign Up” then “Sign up with FB”).

once logged in, tho, it still says “Sign Up” and “Login” on up-right, w/ no “Back to Profile” or User links. so i’m stuck, no way to get to my settings, profile, logout. see screenshot, the story was saved, so i’m logged in, but the top button still wants me to “Login ”

DRAFTS: once you’ve signed up and come back to the site, the first thing a user might want to do is work on Draft(s). but via site pages have no obvious link to the users stories. the top-right User select-menu lists has “Settings”, “Subscriptions”, etc. but not “Profile”. that’s b/c the menu itself (the username/gravatar) is the link to “Profile”.

generally, tho, while a select menu can have links, it isn’t itself a link. so it’s a discoverability issue. and your Edit screen User select-menu is just the opposite: the username is NOT hot and the options DO list a Profile link.

PROFILE: in fact the user “profile” page is not named “profile” anywhere. there is no link on the text “Profile” anywhere (except Edit). the Settings page has “Settings” heading text and a “/settings” URL, but a user’s profile has no indication “profile” is the term for that page.

a side terminology note, in the Feedback section, you often refer to Settings->Profile. this implies a relationship that doesn’t exist, ie, the “Settings” page does not have a subset/child Settings->”Profile” page. (more…)

change prompt:
PS1='[${USER}@${HOSTNAME} ${PWD}]$ '

Ajax Event Calendar

PRE SD DD CD BID CA

Orange header fea. img.
Orange rm sidebars

cob/feed
msu/feed

http://jonudell.net/examples/calpub-outlook.html

http://icalx.com/

Project 2010: Introducing Exchange Integration – Microsoft Project 2010 – Site Home – MSDN Blogs

Share your calendar information – Outlook – Office.com

Project Help and How-to – Office.com

Opening Online File Folder as a Web Folder (WebDAV) – Search the Go Daddy Help Center

Opening You Go Daddy Online File Folder as a Web Folder (WebDAV) – GO DADDY GUIDES

Installing and Using Workspace Desktop for Online File Folder – Search the Go Daddy Help Center

Go Daddy: Calendar

Free online calendar publishing, part 1: Outlook

Here’s Lookin’ @ You, Niño #casablanca 1942-11_26 🙂
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By default that slug is version of the post’s title, processed by WordPress to use only lower-case alphanumeric characters, also underscore and the dash (if not at the beginning or end of the title). WordPress takes the title and:
* Converts upper-case letters to lower-case.
* Converts accented letters to their unaccented equivalent.
* Removes all punctuation and symbols, except underscore and dash.
* Removes leading and trailing dash.
* Replaces space(s) with a dash.

So a slug allows lower-case alphanumeric characters, underscore, and dash ([a-z], [0-9], [_], [-]).
* Allow underscore (_),
* Allow dash (-), unless leading or trailing.

title, slug, and (working) permalink:
12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890
https://dev.pubmedia.us/2012/01/
12345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890/

Page slugs shouldn’t be numeric-only.

http://core.trac.wordpress.org/ticket/14238

Here’s Lookin’@You,_Niño #casablanca 1942/11/26 🙂
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Here’s Lookin’@-You,_Niño #casablanca 1942/11/26 🙂
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Here’s Lookin’ @ You,_Niño #casablanca 1942/11/26 🙂
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Here’s Lookin’ @ You, Niño #casablanca 1942/11_26 🙂
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A list of WordPress reference sites and docs:
http://storify.com/hearvox/wordpress

• Completely WordPress Initialization Flow Chart 1
• Completely WordPress Initialization Flow Chart 2-4 (wp-settings.php)
• Completely WordPress Initialization Flow Chart 5 (wp() function)
• Completely WordPress Initialization Flow Chart 6 (template-loader.php)

audio-player.php

add_filter("attachment_fields_to_edit", array(&$this, "insertAudioPlayerButton"), 10, 2);
			add_filter("media_send_to_editor", array(&$this, "sendToEditor"));

		/**
		 * Inserts Audio Player button into media library popup
		 * @return the amended form_fields structure
		 * @param $form_fields Object
		 * @param $post Object
		 */
		function insertAudioPlayerButton($form_fields, $post) {
			global $wp_version;
			
			$file = wp_get_attachment_url($post->ID);
			
			// Only add the extra button if the attachment is an mp3 file
			if ($post->post_mime_type == 'audio/mpeg') {
				$form_fields["url"]["html"] .= "<button type='button' class='button urlaudioplayer audio-player-" . $post->ID . "' value='[audio:" . attribute_escape($file) . "]' title='[audio:" . attribute_escape($file) . "]'>Audio Player</button>";
				
				if (version_compare($wp_version, "2.7", "<")) {
					$form_fields["url"]["html"] .= "<script type='text/javascript'>
					jQuery('button.audio-player-" . $post->ID . "').bind('click', function(){jQuery(this).siblings('input').val(this.value);});
					</script>\n";
				}
			}
			
			return $form_fields;
		}

		/**
		 * Format the html inserted when the Audio Player button is used
		 * @param $html String
		 * @return String 
		 */
		function sendToEditor($html) {
			if (preg_match("/<a ([^=]+=['\"][^\"']+['\"] )*href=['\"](\[audio:([^\"']+\.mp3)])['\"]( [^=]+=['\"][^\"']+['\"])*>([^<]*)<\/a>/i", $html, $matches)) {
				$html = $matches[2];
				if (strlen($matches[5]) > 0) {
					$html = preg_replace("/]$/i", "|titles=" . $matches[5] . "]", $html);
				}
			}
			return $html;
		}