Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “coding”
It’s happening increasingly often. I’ll receive a “friend request” from someone who is already my Facebook “friend”. I review the profile, and it looks almost identical to my existing Facebook friend’s profile with one big exception: There’s no history other than today when a profile photo and cover photo were added that match the ones …
Oddly enough, WordPress still doesn’t have a native hook right after the opening <body> tag. Some themes add an action in that spot so you can hook into it, but most don’t. Here is some simple code you can add to your WordPress functions file that will properly insert the iframe portion of the Google …
Have you ever run a special price, maybe for a conference or special ad/campaign and found that some people were purchasing your product/subscription at that discount price long after you had removed all order forms for it? Have you ever had people mysteriously get comped for memberships or coaching programs yet you – nor anyone …
I’m inherently lazy. I think most people are. Recently I was on a conference call with all the team members of a high-profile direct marketer and one of his team members said if she finds herself doing something over and over again, she always finds a way to automate it. She’s not the Terminator…she’s the …
One of my pet peeves with WordPress is how the default action is for it to substitute annoying image “smilies” for any text emoticon you use. Personally, I don’t like having all of those little yellow icons dotting my pages and posts, so the first thing I’ve always done in a new install was to …
There are a few things I like about CustomerHub. OK, VERY few things I like about CustomerHub, but it’s still widely used. Probably because of the way it integrates natively with Infusionsoft (Infusionsoft purchased CustomerHub a few years back), but also for people who stream a lot of video, it can be more cost-effective than …
Is your website ‘Mobile-Friendly’? If your website is still in the dark ages and isn’t set up to be responsive, then a change Google announced a few months ago could really hurt you. Pretty soon, Google will be adding a new ‘Mobile-Friendly’ label to listings, and if you don’t have that moniker, it could hurt …
I recently released my first WordPress plugin, InfuCaptcha, which inserts the new Google “noCAPTCHA” reCAPTCHA into Infusionsoft web forms. Because of this, I’ve spent a bit of time with the new version of reCAPTCHA. While I really like the new version, I didn’t like how it is not responsive, so it extended outside my container …
Update October 20, 2017: I’m no longer going to be supporting nor updating this plugin because Infusionsoft now has native integration of Google’s reCaptcha in Infusionsoft web forms. I’m not really happy that this is forced on their users with no way to opt-out of it on a form (very soon), but it does mean …
In case you hadn’t heard, Google has redesigned their captcha this month (known as reCAPTCHA) to be much more user-friendly (see their blog post here). In fact, they’ve made it SO friendly, they’re calling it the NO CAPTCHA reCAPTCHA. I have to agree that it’s much more user-friendly, and even more important, is MOBILE-friendly! I …
