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The contrast .. hmm.. pink on those colors – it hurted my eyes
but maybe thats because im getting old ?
Coding:
I’ve found NotePad++ to be quite invaluable in the past year or so.
I’ve use both Komodo and the PHP plugin for Eclipse in the past; but frankly once you use Visual Studio and intellisence, i find half-assed IDE’s to just annoy me. Thats purely personal ofcourse, but it’s lead me to keeping the NotePad++ installer on my USB stick just incase i have to work somewhere on the move (how sad is that???).
Somethign else that won’t endear me to anyone, when outputting tables or visually formatted HTML, Dreamweaver makes life so much easier. I can’t count the amount of time i’ve saved by churning some HTML out on Dreamweaver and then just finxing the code with one or two saved Reg-Ex’s.
FTP:
Filezilla
Images:
Fireworks is still awesome. I thankfully haven’t had to touch Photoshop for any theming in years and years. I’ve not tried the latest version of GIMP, but it’d have to be something special to overtake FireWorks.
UML / Process / User Flow
I use Visio.
Edit: Ok I realise that i’ve just mentioned both Adobe and Microsoft products, so i expect the comments to come flying in
Night all!
Topic: Preferred development tools?
Purely a matter of taste – and a chance for everyone to weigh-in with their own opinion without anyone being “wrong” – what’re your preferred development tools when dealing with PHP, and more specifically, with WordPress / bbPress code?
In my day-job I live and breath Java code and use JetBrains IntelliJ IDEA, which itself doesnt support PHP out of the box but a sister product from JetBrains (was called “WebIDE” and now I think is “PHPStorm”) does an exceptionally good job of supporting development in PHP. I was also pleasantly surprised and find myself occasionally using NetBeans v6.8 too. Both development environments allow very fast cross-referencing of methods. Both tools mirror local development remotely – handling the upload/download of changes.
If I’m not in an IDE, then it’s TextWrangler on my Mac or UltraEdit on a PC, uploads handled using FileZilla.
Ok nevermind. I was using ‘localhost’ as the host name. I copy/pasted the mile long hostname from my GoDaddy settings & so far so good
@ kevinjohngallagher… now it works
@ mr_pelle..I’m really sorry that after using bb-load.php into wp I was facing various problems..they are pointed at
https://bbpress.org/forums/topic/wordpress-registration-and-login-via-bbpress
@ kevinjohngallagher… I really appreciate your help that you safe me from using bb-load.php into wp ..thanks,
Now I’m agree with your statement i.e.
Remember, hardcoding is your friend, because YOU control it
Hey guys,
You’re really trying to do something here that was never intended.
bbPress was coded to create the same (or a readable) cookie from wordpress.
Deep Integration, the allowing of wordpress functions to be called in bbPress, is totally unsupported and unintentional. If you can hack it to make it work then cool, but really, you’re on your own for the most part.
Calling bbpress functions in wordpress is always always always going to cause issues in the long run. it wasn’t built for it in any way shape or form. It’s a square peg in a round hole scenario, and if you can push something through then awesome, but sometimes it’s just not worth it.
The simplest and most straight forward solution is to work out what you want to do, and code that directly.
In this case:
<?php
if ( is_user_logged_in() || bb_is_user_logged_in() ) {
// Logged in user
// Hardcode your form here
} else {
// Not logged in
// Hardcode your form here
}
?>
Remember, hardcoding is your friend, because YOU control it
