22
2011
How to Import an ExpressionEngine Blog into WordPress
I’m sure by now that most of you have seen my post on how I feel about ExpressionEngine (here), so this post is a natural follower! Today, we’re going to talk about migrating your content from ExpressionEngine to WordPress. I spent quite a bit of time working through EE’s poorly detailed instructions on how to export entries before I decided to just get my hands dirty. Mind you, this post is only applicable to you [...]
1
2011
Data Encryption Using AES_ENCRYPT
Having databases contain information on subscribers, customers, clients, and the like is similar to playing russian roulette. You’re never certain as to when the bullet comes! Same principles apply to having your customer’s sensitive information yanked from your precious databases! We all watch the news to see which company will have their customer details compromised next. Most recently, Sony has now had approximately 100 million accounts compromised, costing them upwards of $171 million dollars. And [...]
16
2011
Helpful MySQL Query Functions and Tips
In case you’re wondering, I don’t just spend a couple hours a week throwing random bits of code onto this blog- I spend anywhere between 60- 100 hours per week making code my bitch. But thousands of hours and millions of lines of code later, I’m still occasionally stuck trying to remember a query (but then again when you’ve got most of the MySQL manual embedded in your brain, the info becomes hard to sort [...]
13
2011
MySQL Query Results From Date Range
It’s often unnecessary to select EVERYTHING from the beginning of your database table when performing queries, and depending on how much information your database contains- you’re likely displaying more results than anyone cares about! But alas, there is a better way! The following queries are very straighforward, specifying that the query should scan your database table date field (‘date_field’) for results that are greater than, or equal to the current date and time (‘NOW()’), and [...]
4
2011
Setting up a localhost PHP development environment
Before getting too far into posting tips and tricks for some of the more advanced functions and operations that can be completed using PHP, I thought it may be helpful to provide a bit of instruction on how to set up a simple, quick, easy localhost development environment for testing. Preliminary disclosure: I am a Macintosh user, so instructions provided for setup on Windows are from third parties! Using Macintosh: For this setup, we’ll be using [...]
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