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Ever wonder where the image displayed on your desktop is located? Open Terminal and then run the first command to show the image path, then to hide the path again run the second command. Reference: http://osxdaily.com/2011/11/20/show-the-location-path-of-current-wallpaper-in-mac-os-x/
After writing WordPress – Backup & Restore I came across a site that I do not have SSH/CLI access to so I needed to have another option. If you have SSH/CLI access it’s best to use the process on WordPress – Backup & Restore. Sometimes you just need a quick and dirty way to backup…
Recently I had to remove users from a Mac that was on a network only with SSH available. In this document I use the user name “administrator” as the account that I do the work in and would like to keep, your user name may be different. First we need to enable root This will…
This is a simple piece of code to provide basic information about your blog. The first lines of the code will restrict the PHP access to the command line interface (CLI) so not just anyone could/should be able to see the details. Additional Mime Types can be seen at: http://codex.wordpress.org/Function_Reference/get_allowed_mime_types
Sheet1 Column A Column B Moo ./.htaccess Sheet2 Column A Column B ./.htaccess 235 Add the code above to Column C in Sheet1 and it will match Column B from Sheet1 with Column A from Sheet2 and get the value to display from Column B from Sheet2
Sometimes when working strings we need to know if a character or another string is within the string, this below will help. Reference: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13577041/php-string-contains
Recently I had to install MySQL and configure it rather quickly, hopefully this will help someone else First off install Chocolatey Then Install MySQL
Scenario: You have to tables with similar information and you need to see what is different Say Table1 & Table2 are two sales contact tables and you want to combine the tables See SQLFiddle for the data schema to allow you to test the queries below. In each example it is assumed that Table2 is…