by Alan Pasho | Mar 12, 2023 | AI
Are you weary of navigating through pages of search results to locate the information you require? Bing Chat can be of assistance. Finding the content you’re looking for is now simpler and more effective thanks to this ground-breaking innovation that enables...
by Alan Pasho | Mar 12, 2023 | AI
The need for cutting-edge technology that can increase productivity and efficiency is expanding as the world becomes more digital. A sort of artificial intelligence (AI) that is transforming how we communicate and work is Chat GPT, one such technology. Fundamentally,...
by Alan Pasho | Aug 17, 2014 | Plugins, WordPress programming
MailChimp™ is a popular email marketing service. It allows its members to embed forms to collect email addressed through their websites. But to discourage the practice sending spam emails, MailChimp makes double opt-in mandatory on their embedded forms. But by...
by Alan Pasho | Aug 3, 2014 | WordPress programming
JavaScript is a programming language that runs within your browser, it is responsible for creating an interactive experience on a web site. Sliders, interactive forms, rich text editing and infinite scrolling pages are just some of the many things that are enabled by...
by Alan Pasho | Jul 29, 2014 | Plugins
Security is an important consideration for anyone who runs a web site. Hackers are always searching for vulnerabilities. Fortunately with WordPress there is a dedicated community of developers and companies constantly monitoring internet traffic to discover and fix...
by Alan Pasho | Jul 27, 2014 | WordPress programming
One of the common problems that WordPress developers face is dealing with cross browser issues. There are five major browses that most people use: Google Chrome, Internet Explorer, Mozilla Firefox, Apple Safari and Opera. And there are difference in how each one...
by Alan Pasho | Jul 27, 2014 | WordPress programming
Have you ever want to have a meta box that only display when editing a pages that uses a particular template? That is not difficult to do if you can determine what template the page is using. This can be done with this code: $post_id = $_GET['post'] ?...
