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Jay, that will do nicely Cheers mate - hope you are well and Tom isn't driving you too hard on his site

Hi all Ok, so I am building a recruitment site where users can email a job to a friend. I have it set up so they can email the job, post it to their facebook and their twitter too - but what the client wants is the ability to send it via Facebook INBOX to a friend I have searched and searched via the API and Developer Toolbox - as well as Stack Overflow and it seems this isn't possible - but others say it is... I am a little confused. Is anyone here a Facebook API guru? Can I do what I want to do? Or is it not possible? I need help here and really quickly! Thanks

Hi Jay, thanks for that mate - I think more the issue is that it is spitting out multiple 'checky' in the string - I need it to display like: www.mysite.com/checkbox=value1,value2&othervariable=this Change the comma for whatever else it needs to be basically... does that make sense??

Hi all, I have a site which I need to update via some checkboxes - so the idea being that when you select 2 checkboxes and hit submit, the url it navigates to is: www.mysite.com/checkbox=value1,value2&othervariable=this My html is like this: <input type="checkbox" name="checky[]" value="value1" /> <input type="checkbox" name="checky[]" value="value2" /> <input type="checkbox" name="checky[]" value="value3" /> <input type="checkbox" name="checky[]" value="value4" /> <input type="checkbox" name="checky[]" value="value5" /> But my URL does this: www.mysite.com/checkbox%5B%5D=value1&checkbox%5B%5D=value2 and so on... what I am doing wrong? Why won't the values just go into the same string/variable? Help!!

Morning all - my brain is hurting this morning and I cannot get this function down... What I want is a function that spits out ALL the archives as a UL, with and LI for each year and then a sub UL with LI's for each month... So on calling the function you'd get: <ul> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2012/">2012</a> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2012/01/">January</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2012/02/">February</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2012/03/">March</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2012/04/">April</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2012/05/">May</a></li> </ul> </li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2011/">2011</a> <ul> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2011/01/">January</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2011/02/">February</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2011/03/">March</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2011/04/">April</a></li> <li><a href="http://www.mysite.com/2011/05/">May</a></li> </ul> </li> </ul> And so on... does anyone have/know a function that does this?

Right everyone - it seems that most people would turn up, if it was in a convenient location. And London seems to be the overwhelming choice in the poll. So, by a quick 'I'm In' - who'd be up for a WDF London Meet in October, around Liverpool Street type of area?

I love that there are those cowboy companies out there that say "I'm a great designer and developer", when all they do is install WP/Joomla/Drupal and add a theme on with some minor mods. I love it!! Because the big budget guys, the clients I try to go for - they know the difference between someone who knows what they are doing, and someone who can simply install a theme. Bring it on - good clients know good designers and developers. The clients I work with usually don't jump into hiring a developer without researching their portfolio, their skills and a host of other things too - so if 'Bob's Plumbing' wants to hire some kid who his brother's wife's cousin's mate knows for £200 - then brilliant!

Well I voted London myself - but I would be happy to compromise on Birmingham if we get enough people who would do the same Sounds like we have a few people interested. Also - to prevent drop-outs, I was thinking of organising a 'ticket system'... so you buy your ticket for say £5 and then on arrival, you get a free pint - so as long as you turn up, your £5 isn't a ticket fee, it is just an expensive pint. That way, it'll stop 50 people saying: "I'll come!" and then not turning up. If we get enough people in and decide on a city, then I can look into booking an area at a pub or something - nothing poncey and definitely something with real ales!!!

Ok, so I am thinking of organising a big WDF meet up some time over the next 3/4 months. By voting in the poll, tell me if you are interested in going to such a thing, and which location is best for you. We'll look into arranging something IF we have strong enough numbers interested and if a location can be decided on

Anyone else? Can anyone see the issue here? Ok, Found a solution: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/10295746/fancybox-2-height-not-working

Cheers mate - the function in Fancybox js is very different to the one listed on StackOverflow though... the only get viewport function I have is: getViewport: function () { // See http://bugs.jquery.com/ticket/6724 return { x: W.scrollLeft(), y: W.scrollTop(), w: isTouch && window.innerWidth ? window.innerWidth : W.width(), h: isTouch && window.innerHeight ? window.innerHeight : W.height() }; }, Any ideas Spitfire?

Hi all, on this site: http://www.the-mermaid.co.uk/__newsite/ If you click the enquire button (top nav in red) it brings up a fancybox iframe with a form inside - but on Firefox, there are scrollbars. In Chrome and Safari, there are no scrollbars! I need it to be shown properly with no scrolls - any ideas? Why is this happening? It is doing my head in!!!

Precise! :-) I know sites can sometimes be a bit out-dated, but it shocks me that sites can be THIS outdated in the modern day, especially considering how huge a company fabric land actually is....

http://fabricland.co.uk/ Epic! How old must this site be??

Hey guys and gals - I need to create this effect: To a H2 tag on my site - just like http://www.mcfc.co.uk/ They do it using JS and an SWF file - but is there a way to get the background of the block only coming to 10px longer than the actual line of text with just css(3)??

Have you resaved your permalinks since you added the categories? sometimes I find WP has a little hissy-fit and you just need to save the permalinks again and everything is right with the world

HUGE game tonight - I doubt we'll win, technically, the Italians are better than us - but with dogged defending and English grit, we could do it. No shame in going out tonight, as long as we put up a great fight.

I haven't used any of them mate - out of interest, is this something you need to add onto an existing WP site? If not, then go with an e-commerce solution like OpenCart - very easy to theme and pick up. WP just isn't built for e-commerce and the plugins for it are average at best!

Buddypress allows you to prevent any page being seen before login, it doesn't, from memory, have a very good way of handling invite only memberships - registration is either on or off - you'd have to build (or get built for you) a plugin that handles the invite mechanism. I can put you in touch with an ace BP Plugin Developer if you need such a skillset

Cheers Chris - nice find

The role does exist, but I would say that now it is split into Developers: the people who maintain and develop the site - and content editors: people who update the content on the site regularly. With the way that most CMS's work now, you don't need a webmaster for most sites - just a content editor really...

Mainly just because they need to add several videos and images, I suppose I could hook my meta boxes into the profile page right?

Hi WDFers I have a site that a client wants built using wordpress - one of the sections of the site is a Profiles area, where staff can log in, edit their own 'page' (or CPT as it will be) which has a host of various custom fields to it. Now, that is easy enough, but my client doesn't trust the stuff enough to let them just log in and see everyone's profile - so is there an easy way of adding a new user as an editor (for instance) and then locking down EVERY element of wordpress except for their page/post? The client want to be able to add new users themselves, so it'd have to be some kind of setting when adding a new user as to what page they can edit... right...?

England are through then - if we stay nice and organised, we may spring a little surprise over Italy - but I cannot see us going all the way. We can't.... can we?

Welcome to the forum - tell us a bit about you - like how old are you? where are you from? what got you into what you do? Enjoy your stay here, it is a great forum