WP-CLI is an awesome command line tool to manage your WordPress installation. You can view plugin information, perform plugin or core updates and show the current cron tasks. This is great for both system administrators who don’t always have user accounts within WordPress as well as WP admins who don’t want to fire up a…
Month: July 2014
Disable WordPress’s cron for XML-RPC requests
WordPress has a custom task scheduler that gets fired on every single request to a WordPress site. By “fired” I mean that every request involving WordPress causes a lookup to see if there are any tasks waiting to be run and if so runs them. The tasks are actually run by the…
Handling a splitting table in iTextSharp
The PdfPTable class has a property called TableEvent that can be used to receive (as you would expect), events related to a table. If you’re used to .Net, however, you’ll find that it isn’t a true .Net event that you can += or AddHandler and event onto. Instead, like most…