by Rich Stern | Mar 13, 2017 | WordPress
I recently implemented a WordPress site that integrates tightly with Salesforce. Much of the site content is being retrieved from Salesforce on a daily basis. The Salesforce content is retrieved and imported into WordPress via custom PHP scripts and the Salesforce...
by Rich Stern | Oct 27, 2016 | Hosting, WordPress
I’m doing a lot of WordPress development these days. Most of my clients use my hosting services. Yes, it’s an obvious business benefit to me because of the recurring revenue, but I also deliver a high level of proactive security and performance...
by Rich Stern | Apr 1, 2015 | MySQL, WordPress
I do a lot of integration work between e-commerce cart software packages and third party systems. Many e-commerce carts (Sunshop, VirtueMart, ZenCart, etc.) maintain their own database tables for storing orders, product, categories and everything the cart needs for...
by Rich Stern | Mar 29, 2015 | WordPress
In the Formidable forms visual designer, each form input field has an section titled “click here to add a description or additional instructions.” It’s handy for putting hints where a user might need a bit of extra help. The hints text can be...
by Rich Stern | Mar 12, 2015 | WordPress
We live in fast moving times. In the world of computing technology, something created a couple of years ago is rarely viewed as exciting. For whatever reason, we seem to have a fascination with “new.” This post is the antithesis of that idea. It’s...
by Rich Stern | Aug 28, 2014 | WordPress
WordPress has come a very long way in a relatively short period of time. In particular, the releases of the last two years, along with the fast growing base of plugins, have made the platform incredibly flexible for content management. More and more,...
