Password validation (in any programming language) can be a PITA. In case you happen to work with PHP and want to use a multi-byte compatible function, here’s something for you 🙂 It’s probably not foolproof, and you can probably find ways to improve upon it. …
The updated version, 1.2.2, of the WonderCMS Bootstrap 5 theme includes search functionality and better integration with the Simple Blog WonderCMS plugin. It has also been verified with WonderCMS 3.4.3. If you haven’t yet checked out WonderCMS, and if you’re looking for a really tiny …
The updated version, 1.2.0, of the WonderCMS Bootstrap 5 theme includes search functionality and better integration with the Simple Blog WonderCMS plugin. If you haven’t yet checked out WonderCMS, and if you’re looking for a really tiny CMS platform, you may want to have a …
The updated version, 1.1.0, of the WonderCMS Bootstrap 5 theme includes support for “Dark mode”, based on the visitor browser’s preference. If you haven’t yet checked out WonderCMS, and if you’re looking for a really tiny CMS platform, you may want to have a look. …
WonderCMS is an extremely small and simple CMS written in PHP. It can be installed and configured in less than a minute and puts a minimal load on your web server. After having browsed the available themes, I put together a Boostrap 5 Theme for …
This is a Bootstrap 5 plugin for the WonderCMS platform. The plugin includes Bootstrap 5.3.2 CSS and JS resources. The plugin does not do anything else. Using this plugin, you can use Bootstrap 5 on your WonderCMS and stay on the right side of GDPR …
POMjs is an open and uncomplicated Random Password Generator written in Javascript and HTML. We all love secure and random passwords, and sometimes you just need to make one up quickly. POMjs requires no browser plugins, contains no trackers, uses no cookies. Just passwords. You …
One truly annoying thing with WordPress is that it doesn’t use the mbstring extensions at its core. I fully realize how big of a task a re-write is in this regard, but considering there are utility functions for just about everything you want to do …
PHP, for example, has var_dump() and print_r() to facilitate quick variable dumps to log files, etc. For Javascript, one can use console.log() in combination with JSON.stringify() to achieve something similar. console.log( JSON.stringify(object) ); It’s also possible to “pretty-print” the output like so: console.log( JSON.stringify(object, null, …
NCweb 0.0.5 has been released, yay 🙂 You can grab a copy here if you’re curious about the changes, if not, carry on. If you want to read more about NCweb, check out the GitHub repository The initial announcement can be found here Spoiler alert: …