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javascript:(function(){document.body.style.overflow = 'visible';})();

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<?php

/**
 * Alternative controller file - this one is actually loaded, though I'm forced to put it somewhere silly.
 * (installed at concrete/blocks/external_form/form/controller/contact_form.php)
 */

namespace Concrete\Block\ExternalForm\Form\Controller;

class ContactForm extends \Concrete\Core\Controller\AbstractController

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Wordpress plugins

Appearance

• Unique Headers
• Simple Page Sidebars

Security

• Akismet
• AntiVirus
• Block Bad Queries (BBQ)
• Wordfence Security

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/**
 * Given two dates (or one date and assume "now" for the second), convert this to
 * a human-readable string, like "2 months".
 *
 * I use this to put "3 months ago" strings into plugins. My use case has the date
 * coming in as a seconds-only UNIX epoch, so the params are expected at this.
 *
 * @param time1 integer Number of seconds since UNIX epoch
 * @param time2 integer Number of seconds since UNIX epoch
 * @return string

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// A bunch of functions you can use in the MongoDB shell
// taken from http://api.mongodb.org/js/1.8.2/index.html
// amongst other sources

// Used in place of print() to view the contents of objects
printjson(x);
printjsononeline(x);

// File system interaction
ls(...);

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<?php

/**
 * Round a decimal to the nearest half, so:
 *   0   becomes 0
 *  0.2  becomes 0 
 *   1   becomes 1
 *  2.5  becomes 2.5
 *  2.51 becomes 2.5
 *  2.49 becomes 2.5

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<?php

class Date
{
	/**
	 * Returns time difference between two timestamps, in human readable format.
	 *
	 * @param int $time1 A timestamp.
	 * @param int $time2 A timestamp, defaults to the current time.
	 * @param string $output Formatting string specifying which parts of the date to return in the array.

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<?php

/**
 * Parse a number of seconds into a more readable format.
 *
 * @param int $seconds          Length of time.
 * @param string $minSeparator  Placed between min and second values.
 * @param string $hourSeparator Placed between hour and minute values.
 * @return string
 */

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