Au début je n’y ai cru qu’a moitié. Puis j’ai oublié…
Il y a quelques jours j’ai reçu un mail pour me dire que le brassin était pret et que dès que l’embouteillage aurait lieu, la bouteille serait envoyée.
Là je me suis dit: “ça doit être une erreur, ils ont envoyé un mail à tout le monde alors qu’ils ne ciblait que les acheteurs”.
Mais, je dois me rendre à l’évidence, car c’est bien arrivé. Aujourd’hui j’ai été chercher au point poste ma bouteille d’Ommegang édition limitée.
Waw… ça c’est du marketing!
Pas de spam, un message pour dire que ça va arriver et puis le cadeau. Propre, simple efficace.
Bon, il ne reste plus qu’à gouter.
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This code is in 2 parts First part, we download an image somewhere using Zend_Http_Client Second part, we use xmlrpc to upload the image into wordpress as a media and to create a post using this media as featured image or default image of main thumbnail, whatever the name is Let’s have a look at the first part:
require_once 'Zend/Http/Client.php';
$config=array(
'adapter'=>'Zend_Http_Client_Adapter_Curl'
);
$Zend_Http_Client = new Zend_Http_Client($imageUrl,$config);
try{
$result = $Zend_Http_Client->request('GET');
}catch(Exception $e){
print_r($e);
}
$data = $result->getBody();
//file_put_contents('/tmp/test.jpg',$data); // this is just to test the image if you are unsure
second part, storing the image in wordpress and creating a post with custom field: _thumbnail_id set to this image To store a media object we will use the metaWeblog.newMediaObject XmlRpc method
require_once 'Zend/XmlRpc/Client.php';
require_once 'Zend/XmlRpc/Value/Base64.php';
require_once 'Zend/XmlRpc/Value/Struct.php';
require_once 'Zend/XmlRpc/Value/Array.php';
$xmlRpcClient = new Zend_XmlRpc_Client('http://www.example.com/myblog/xmlrpc.php');
try{
$thumbnail = $xmlRpcClient->call(
'metaWeblog.newMediaObject',
array(0,
'login',
'pass',
array(
'name'=>'test.jpg',
'type'=>'image/jpeg',
'bits'=>new Zend_XmlRpc_Value_Base64($data),
)
)
);
// ...
in the thumbnail object we don’t get the id… because it’s not possible to get the id unless you hack wordpress
// ...
$struct = new Zend_XmlRpc_Value_Struct(
array('key'=>'_thumbnail_id', 'value'=>$thumbnail['id'])
);
$result = $xmlRpcClient->call(
'metaWeblog.newPost',
array(0,
'login',
'pass',
array(
'post_type'=>'post',
'title'=>'New article with thumb',
'description'=>'Article text',
'custom_fields'=>array($struct),
),
false)
);
}catch(Exception $e){
print_r($e);
}
Of course, this won’t work… because no one is allowed to access private custom_fields such as _thumbnail_id … A second WP hack is necessary here: file: wp-includes/meta.php add an exception for _thumbnail_id
function is_protected_meta( $meta_key, $meta_type = null ) {
if($meta_key == '_thumbnail_id'){
$protected=false;
}else{
$protected = ( '_' == $meta_key[0] );
}
return apply_filters( 'is_protected_meta', $protected, $meta_key, $meta_type );
}
Without a nice documentation that was the best I could do in few time. Another approach could be to create a new XmlRpc method, which do both in once avoiding the weakness of reusing an internal id in a second call, but still XmlRpc use add_meta which is a really ugly way to add meta in a post as everything has to be put in $_POST … If anyone has a better approach (using xmlrpc) feel free to submit the suggestion. A third approach could be to write a plugin… that’s next step Probably linked to some alcohol I drank to young, I always forget some key assumption in PHP. NULL is NULL BUT FALSE is not NULL AND empty ARRAY is not NULL
$test=NULL;
if(is_null($test)){print("NULL is NULL");}else{print("NULL is not NULL");}
// NULL is NULL
if(empty($test)){print("NULL is EMPTY");}else{print("NULL is not EMPTY");}
// NULL is empty
if($test){print("NULL is TRUE");}else{print("NULL is FALSE");}
// NULL is FALSE
print(count($test));
// 0
$test=false;
if(is_null($test)){print("FALSE is NULL");}else{print("FALSE is not NULL");}
// FALSE is not NULL
if(empty($test)){print("FALSE is EMPTY");}else{print("FALSE is not EMPTY");}
// FALSE is EMPTY
if($test){print("FALSE is TRUE");}else{print("FALSE is FALSE");}
// FALSE is FALSE
print(count($test));
// 1
$test=array();
if(is_null($test)){print("empty ARRAY is NULL");}else{print("empty ARRAY is not NULL");}
// empty ARRAY is not NULL
if(empty($test)){print("empty ARRAY is EMPTY");}else{print("empty ARRAY is not EMPTY");}
// empty ARRAY is EMPTY
if($test){print("empty ARRAY is TRUE");}else{print("empty ARRAY is FALSE");}
// empty ARRAY is FALSE
Run and Give them water est un projet d’approvisionnement en eau potable au Rwanda Pour faire un don: suivez le lien: http://www.croix-rouge.be/20km/parrainage_don.htm et rajouter SEBASTIEN BARBIERI à la fin de la zone d’édition.
Ou faites un versemment au compte: 000-0000016-16 avec la mention “20 KM PARRAINAGE + SEBASTIEN BARBIERI” Pour me parrainer vous pouvez décider par exemple de donner 50 cents/km, et pour chaque kilomètres que je parcours, vous versez 50 cents soit 10€ pour les 20km. Je m’engage pour ma part à courir pour 5€/Km => 100€. Soutenez-moi, par vos encouragement ou par un don. Adieu podcasts, bienvenue Baladodiffusion! Quel est le principe? La radio propose sur un site des liens vers des fichiers audio permettant de réécouter une émission radio de manière diférrée. Avantages Pouvoir écouter quand on veut et où l’on veut une émission. Bon mais c’est la même chose que le podcast jusque là. Alors quel est la différence ? La différence est déjà dans le mot BALADO-DIFFUSION, la diffusion en balade.
C’est ici toute l’idée: Balade, poème chanté, déplacement, mobilité. A notre époque il s’agit de pouvoir se promener avec de la musique. Totalement différent de Podcast, qui n’est qu’un mot commercial contraction de iPod(R) et de broadcast ==> diffusion sur iPod… WTF? Oui, je sais… Faites comme moi, adieu podcast, bienvenue baladodiffusion et m…. à l’envahisseur (Pomme (R) ) TAG: #baladodiffusion #jeBosseSurMusiq3 #vivelamusiqueclassique Subject list for an open dojo / bbq session As Jedi
As Padawan
Now let’s decide a timeline Ca y est! J’ai reçu mon couteau Evercut!  Couteau Chef Evercut Terrible packaging!  
Ultra sharp, il coupe super bien. Pour l’instant je n’ai testé que quelques légumes (oignons, échalotes, courgettes) mais c’est vraiment nickel. En plus il fait un bruit terrible quand il coupe… j’adore. C’est mon auto-cadeau de Noël !!!
Le site du couteau: http://www.evercut.fr/ – Le concepteur: http://www.tb-groupe.fr/ 2 gigs !!! gasp… I had several: Generating code coverage report, this may take a moment.PHP Fatal error: Allowed memory size of 268435456 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 21503527 bytes) in /usr/share/php/PHPUnit/Util/Report/Node/File.php on line 406 And here is how it started: At work we are using phpunit to test our framework, we flew from SimpleTest as there was no real integration with our tools and no real followup of the the product. So to automate the test, as there is no “build” in php (interpreted vs compiled remember?) we ran it after each commit … Until it tooks 30 minutes to run throught the whole set of tests… Continue reading Continuous Integration phpunit code coverage use a bit less than 2 Gigs !!! You need to sudo
1st be sre to have the pecl, pear available as root in command line
trying to install
ERROR: `phpize' failed looks like autoconf is missing
ok let’s add it:
and now let’s try again
Great! Don’t forget to add the librairy in the php.ini create the xdebug.ini in the ext.d directory and the symlink in the conf.d directory
root@laptop:/usr/local/zend/etc/conf.d# ln -s ../ext.d/xdebug.ini xdebug.ini Now let’s try PHP:
Looks like I need to investigate deeper… Ok problem solved:
I did just paste in has requested my php -i output on http://xdebug.org/find-binary.php then compiled and everything ran fine. The problem is that you have to use one or the other not the both at the same time… still not a real option for me. Get it first of all you need the best script ever made to backup subversion: the one provided with! Get it here: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/subversion/trunk/tools/backup/hot-backup.py.in This script needs to be modified replace:
with:
or your appropriate svnlook and svnadmin path Then you need to check that your user can modify files once it’s verified let’s create a repository to store backup ‘/backup’ for instance and create your directory structure there Test it test the whole stuff you should get something like TEST_REPO-2.tar.bz2 (here minus 2 means revision n°2) Schedule it If you want to run it daily, put it in a cron such as a daily job As I have multiple repositories here is my script
Restore it Ok that’s nice, you got a backup, but unless you can restore it, it’s useless! So here is how to restore it:
and… that’s it of course at the end of your backup script I recommend to move everything to another computer, because you will probably need it when disk crashes ;-) |
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