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<?php
/* Simple script to upload a zip file to the webserver and have it unzipped
  Saves tons of time, think only of uploading Wordpress to the server
  Thanks to c.bavota (www.bavotasan.com)
  I have modified the script a little to make it more convenient
  Modified by: Johan van de Merwe (12.02.2013)
 */

function rmdir_recursive($dir) {
    foreach (scandir($dir) as $file) {

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jQuery('#grid').w2grid({
            name: 'grid',
            recordsPerPage: 25,
            fixedRecord: false,
            url: '/wp-content/plugins/GarageSoftware/ajax/AjaxLoadOccasions.php',
            show: {
                header: true,
                footer: true,
                toolbar: true
            },

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<?php

if (isset($_POST['zip_file'])) {

    $filename = $_POST['zip_file'];
    $source = $_POST['zip_file'];
    $type = 'zip';

    $name = explode(".", $filename);
    $accepted_types = array('application/zip', 'application/x-zip-compressed', 'multipart/x-zip', 'application/x-compressed');

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/* 
In the functoin below you have to find your store 
in your own object. If the function below is in a grid class
you can use it as it is put here
I like to keep things clear, therefor I address every object
in a seperate field for clarity. 
*/

function IterateThisStore() {

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( function( $, plugin ) {
	"use strict";

	// Working with promises to bubble event later than core.
	$.when( someObjectWithEvents ).done( function() {
		console.log( 'AJAX request done.' );
	} )
		.then( function() {
			setTimeout( function() {
				console.log( 'AJAX requests resolved.' );

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<?php
/*
 * author:  Tres Finocchiaro transposed to PHP by Johan van de Merwe
 * date:    2020-08-10
 * license: Public Domain; Use as you wish.
 * source:  http://qz.io
 *
 * usage: 
 *
 *   $data = '^XA...your zpl data.. XZ';