EasyPHP gets you up and running in just a few minutes.
By: Martin Ove
PHP plays a huge role in the internet today, but unlike JavaScript, HTML and the likes, you can’t just try it out by typing a few commands into a text file and opening it with your browser.
PHP has to be installed on a server, a fact that for a long time has kept me from learning the language. Luckily, I discovered EasyPHP, which does all the work for you in a few minutes. (more…)
[tweetmeme]By: Martin Ove
Here’s a quick tip, that might save you the hours of agony, that I’ve just been through.
I tried to use a simple javascript in a post, but it simply didn’t work. I was using the editor in HTML mode of course, but WordPress still managed to sneak up on me and corrupt my code. (more…)
Check out the step-by-step guide to get the Like Box in your WordPress sidebar – and make it look good.
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By: Martin Ove
[Update 22.10.2010: Facebook has changed the code a bit. Read more below the screenshot tour.]
If you want to connect your Facebook Page with your site, the Like Box is a great way to do it.
It allows you to show off your wall activity, pictures of your fans, number of fans, give you a good looking link and finally gives your user an opportunity to “Like” your Facebook Page directly from your site. Check out an example at Ledig – hvordan er det? (more…)