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            //SPOTLIGHT SLIDER LAYOUT 3
            jQuery("#slider3 > ul").tabs({fx:{opacity: "toggle"}}).tabs("rotate", <?php echo $con_spotlight_duration; ?>000, false);

            var rotateHoverHandler = {
                hoveredOver: false,
                stopSlider: false,
                isRotating: true,

                hoverOver: function(){
                    jQuery("#slider3 > ul").tabs("rotate", null, false);

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Sublime Text 2 – Useful Shortcuts (Mac OS X)

General

⌘T	go to file
⌘⌃P	go to project
⌘R	go to methods
⌃G	go to line
⌘KB	toggle side bar
⌘⇧P	command prompt

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var events = {
	options: null,
	getEventsList: function(){
		console.log('events.getEvents() private: got here');
		var opts = {
			Limit: 15
		};

		dynode.query("event_types_timestamp", "Viewed Product", opts, events.getEventDetails);
	},

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Writing git commit comments is boring. Following this guide will make it easy to make it much more fun. Inspired by this comic, Clickbait Headline Generator and this article used as a reference.

1. The List
   Good for fixes that required a number of discrete methods to fix something
   • "10 antipaterns everyone knows are actually just lies"
   • "5 weird ways spinbox changed in just 2 weeks, the 4th will leave you speachless."
2. Case Studies
   Perfect for unit test commit comments (you can even use the GH Issue number as the case study number)
   • "Case Study #1543: Does spinbox still allow exceeding maximum through manual input?"
   • `"Case Study #24: Does repeater still

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 master
$ new menu


####################################################################################
Creating new branch: `menu`
####################################################################################

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$ commit "got the array passing to work (finally, OMG this was ridiculous)" -a

####################################################################################
Committing changes to branch: `menu`
####################################################################################


Checking status...
------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
$ git status

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        //all of this replaces line 147 (NOT 149!!)
        $db_conn_uri = $dbhost;
        if(isset($dbport) && !empty($dbport)){
            $db_conn_uri .= ":" . $dbport;//could be improved by adding a check to make sure that $dbport doesn't start with ":" before tagging that on for them
        }
        $cn = @mysql_pconnect($db_conn_uri, $dbuser, $dbpasswd);

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//you can have as many of these as you want...
your_prefix_register_field('field_id', 'field label', 'dashboard page', 'section_id', array('callback', 'params', 'can', 'go', 'here'));
your_prefix_register_field('field_id2', 'field label', 'dashboard page', 'section_id');
your_prefix_register_field('field_id3', 'field label', 'dashboard page', 'section_id');
your_prefix_register_field('field_ida', 'field label', 'dashboard page', 'section_id');
your_prefix_register_field('field_idz', 'field label', 'dashboard page', 'section_id');

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function your_global_callback($field){
 	$selected = get_option($field["id"]);

  	if($field["type"] == "text"){
 	?>
		<input type="text" name="<?php echo $field["id"]; ?>" id="<?php echo $field["id"]; ?>" value="<?php echo $selected ?>">
	<?php
 	}else if($field["type"] == "checkbox"){
 		if($selected){
 			$selText = ' checked="checked" ';

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function your_prefix_your_section_callback_function(){
	settings_fields('your_settings_group');//make hidden fields print out in form
	echo "<p>Stuff for the user here</p>";
}