On a rare occasion you may need to convert a column name from Excel or Google Sheets to a number. For example you may be seeing references to a random column such as D, G, BV, etc. but you don’t Read more…
Have you ever wanted to display an Excel workbook or a Word document on your website? Of course, it is possible to save files as HTML but it just doesn’t have the same feel. Fortunately Microsoft can actually come to Read more…
Let’s say that similar to what we did in yesterday’s post, today you want to disable downloads based on a file name. The difference is this time you want to target the user’s profile type instead of their role. Once Read more…
Imagine that you want to disable downloads for certain users based on the name of the file uploaded to Salesforce. This is totally possible thanks to the power of Apex classes. We can use the following example code inside of Read more…
Sometimes you may want to know if the DOM is ready to be manipulated. Most of the time you want to run some code only after the DOM is ready to be modified. For that reason for years we used Read more…
Have you ever needed to get any user’s GitHub avatar just based on their username? If you have then you are in luck because the process is quite simple. All you need to do is place the username in the Read more…
Have you ever wanted to concatenate multiple strings to make one string and felt like the code should be shorter? So have I. For instance you may have written something like this: Of course the above code will work fine Read more…
Let’s say that you want the following JavaScript to run directly in a WordPress post: To execute that you can write the following into your post: The resulting of running the above in a WordPress post is this: As you Read more…
Today I had to get the ISO year start and the ISO year end for a given date. For instance, according to ISO8601 the week number for January 30, 2020 is 5: Year Limits By Date In Year Let’s say Read more…
Perhaps, like me, you find yourself maintaining an ASP.NET MVC web application and you need to find the number of errors added to the ModelState. Of course, you may think that you can just use something like ModelState.Count, but this Read more…