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posted February 24th, 2010

One of the most apparent aspects of both my professional and personal life is that I am always learning. As my friends and family can tell you, I constantly have my nose in something and am very eager to share what I just learned. As I have written about what I have learned here, I have realized that I have been holding back on something important: how do I choose what I want to learn next.

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Hijack the Wordpress Media Gallery

by John Hoff on March 15th, 2010

That error message originates from the menu.php page inside wp-admin. I believe it is happening because the user that is trying to update the

Hijack the Wordpress Media Gallery

by Ryan Paul Young on March 15th, 2010

Hey John, I installed the plugin with NO issues, THANKS so much. BUT... when I choose an image from the media gallery, and Save Changes, I

Hijack the Wordpress Media Gallery

by John Hoff on February 24th, 2010

Adam, The goal of writing to the plugin was to demonstrate how to use the built-in image gallery as a selection tool. I select an

Hijack the Wordpress Media Gallery

by Adam on February 24th, 2010

This is great. How do I work this into the front end though? I'm trying to create a portfolio image gallery on the homepage of the blog. Got

Wordpress Custom Field Search Plugin

by Wayne Smallman on February 18th, 2010

John, thanks for the code, man. This has been a huge help.

Tag: game

Fun & Games, News & Events

OmniSomnia Development Takes Off!

posted February 26th, 2009 by John Hoff

The Braindonor Network loves games…from pen-and-paper RPGs to Wii Bowling. When we get bored with the standard fare, we often engage in "Wouldn't it be cool if…" conversations. OmniSomnia is one of those extended conversions being converted into a reality.

Tags: game, OmniSomnia

Fun & Games

Fun With Physics

posted November 24th, 2008 by John Hoff

Flash based-games can be extremely entertaining when you are looking to kill some time. This is even more true for me when the games are physics-based puzzles. Throw into the mix the ability to share your solutions, and create custom levels, and you have a recipe for success. Because of that, Fantastic Contraption has gotten both my attention and my dollars.

Tags: flash, game