When I celebrated my four years of blogging I also introduced a big problem this blog is facing: there is so much content it’s not easy to find what you are looking for. I received some interesting suggestions, and one of them is to link all posts of the same series. This is what a … How to list all WordPress posts with the same custom field value
Do you want to create your custom arcade website without using popular arcade scripts or WordPress plugins? Maybe with a Mochi integration? That’s what Gabriel Bianconi did, and he wants to share his script with us. It’s a simple, interesting script dedicated to all developers looking for a quick way to integrate Mochi games into … Integrate Mochi games in your custom arcade website
If you are looking for a real world example made with Loading WordPress posts with Ajax and jQuery or you haven’t played LineBall yet, or you played it, you loved it and you want to know who made the music, this is the right blog post. I am finishing and polishing LineBall’s official site built … Loading WP posts with Ajax and jQuery – a real world example
After seeing how to include jQuery Ajax calls in your WordPress blog, it’s time to load posts on the fly, without reloading the page. As for the previous example I am using the standard Kubrick theme… without any plugin installed. Look how I load the posts under the header by clicking on their titles… even … Loading WordPress posts with Ajax and jQuery
I want to show you how to include jQuery ajax calls in your WordPress blog. The reason is simple: sometimes you may need to update the content of a WP page without reloading the entire page. This is useful when you want the user to interact with your blog without forcing him to reload the … Including jQuery Ajax calls in your WordPress blog
Horror Profile is a Facebook application I developed a month ago. Now it’s time to release the source code. You will find some useful tips about dynamic image creation with php. If you are absolutely new to Facebook applications, I suggest you to read “Developing a Facebook Application for absolute beginners” posts 1, 2, 3, … Horror Profile Facebook application source code released
Some days ago I showed you how to create a Flash Facebook application using the AS3 API. Now Yarden Refaeli from Rigel Games is sharing with us his experience in creating a Flash Facebook application using another technique. Let’s read it: « Hello, my name is Yarden Refaeli and I have been flash programmer for … Creation of a Flash Facebook application using AMFPHP
It’s time to make some considerations on the Facebook application made with the Facebook Actionscript API I blogged some days ago. There was a doubt about putting a secret key in the swf file. Well, you should never give away your secret key, but let me point on two things: 1) You can encrypt your … Creating a Flash Facebook application with the Facebook Actionscript API – part 2
It’s time to see how can we build a Flash Facebook application. What we are going to do is a Flash movie to be embedded in a Facebook application, able to interact with the user by publishing notes and stories on the wall. The first thing we need is the official Facebook Actionscript API. This … Creating a Flash Facebook application with the Facebook Actionscript API
You are all invited to try Horror Profile, a Facebook application I made in about an hour. The application takes your name and profile photo, and combines them in a creepy environment to create an horrific photo that you can upload to your album. During next days I’ll release the full tutorial to create an … Horror Profile: Facebook application
Welcome to the 5th step. Let’s make a small recap: Step 1: Creation of the application itself Step 2: Publishing a text on the user’s status Step 3: Publishing text, links and images on the user’s wall Step 4: Inviting friends to use the application Now it’s time to make the application post a notification … Developing a Facebook Application for absolute beginners – step 5
Like some of you noticed during these days, my blog was hacked. Someone injected an encoded javascript code into my footer.php theme making my site open an iframe with some badware. The same old things that happen when you’re famous :) The boring part of this story is now I check for my WP files … WordPress plugin prototype to check the date and time that wp files have been last modified
