This is probably the shortest way of showing the popular posts in your plugin and it is the same way I use on the sidebar of this blog.
I am working on a series of articles about the making of the Q-List List Creator plugin. I will divide the series into two. First one will be about the administration section and the second one will be about the user interface. Please let me know if you want anything else included into the articles so I can incorporate them as I write the article.
The series will have;
If you have ever used OOP in your programming, I am sure you have experienced the flexibility you get. Also with the introduction of MySQLi class, we did not need to create our own database class anymore since MySQLi comes with almost all the functions you might need. Now the scope of this article is to show you use MySQLi in a class you created that handles something else but still needs a database connection and it is just redundant to create a new connection for every class you have in your code.
I have been looking for a way to access a calendar on the go and also on my computer and if you are using a PC you don’t have iCal like Mac users you end up having multiple calendars. With this simple setup, you can use your Google Calendar on your iphone like it is your default calendar and also your phone will sync itself to the google calendar too so if you view your calendar online, you will see your entries.
As much as everyone hates those weird shaped characters, trying to figure out what it says so we can copy, we all hate spam too. ReCaptcha does a great job of creating “Captchas” for those spammers. In this article, I am going to explain how you can implement their API to your PHP based website. They do a great job of explaining it on their website on other programming languages too if you would like to take a look, its right here.