Using WordPress ‘get_allowed_http_origins()’ PHP function
The `get_allowed_http_origins()` is a WordPress function that returns a list of allowed HTTP origins in php
Wildcard
WordPress – How to use LIKE in WPDB PREPARE SQL statements
Learn how to properly use the LIKE operator in WordPress's wpdb prepare statements while avoiding SQL injection vulnerabilities. Discover two methods to handle wildcards and untrusted variables safely.
How to use wildcards with CSS selectors
Learn how to use wildcards in CSS selectors to target specific elements based on their attributes and properties. Explore examples of using wildcards such as 'starts with', 'contains' and 'ends…
SQL – SELECT query where case insensitive and wildcard
The article provides two methods to perform a case-insensitive search on an SQL table using the \* wildcard and the % wildcard while being collate case-sensitive.
Batch File Scripting
Learn how to use batch file scripts to execute simple commands and perform data processing tasks.""This article explains what batch file scripts are, their purpose, and how they work. Discover…