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Tăng tốc index bài viết lên Google
Embed Gists with a URL
https:http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsgist.github.comhttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads85a3b0535b68be598ee2.git
Config WP Super cache and Nginx
Standard WordPress-Nginx configuration with WP Super cache support:
As you are getting into Nginx, I hope you don’t need my help with configuring WP Super Cache plugin.
Still, make sure you are using “Use mod_rewrite to serve cache files. (Recommended)” option under “Advanced” tab.
Following configuration supports:
- Static Page Caching using Disk
- Direct browser cache for static content like images, js, css, etc
https:http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsgist.github.comhttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads21c4b021871d7607d8b1.gitNote:
To simplify configuration, I haven’t added Mobile user agent checks. We are in the iPhone era where finally phones are getting smart. So there is no need to create separate mobile site, when you can cater to today’s iPhonehttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsAndroid devices using responsive designs.
Don’t Forget:
Always test your Nginx configuration and then reload it. All changes to Nginx config must be followed with these commands:
nginx -t && service nginx reload
Important Note:WP Super Cache caching will conflict with plugins that uses query vars. WooCommerce is an example known plugin known to work with above configuration. Reason is following line:
try_files http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadswp-contenthttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadscachehttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadssupercachehttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads$http_hosthttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads$cache_urihttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsindex.html $uri $urihttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsindex.php ;
It doesn’t passes $args to http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsindex.php. If you set last try_files argument tohttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsindex.php?$args - Direct browser cache for static content like images, js, css, etc
WordPress database clean up queries
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[Plugin] Rút gọn link cho wordpress với Go.gl
Code rút gọn link dành cho blog wordpress dùng dịch vụ Go.gl của Google.
Paste code bên dưới vào file functions.php
Updated: https:http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadswordpress.orghttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadspluginshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsgooglhttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads (đã có plugin trên wordpress.org)
https:http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsgist.github.comhttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads595349c4b5af5880310f.git
How to make website registration easier using facebook accounts
– See more at: http:http://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsaniri.rohttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadsgeekhttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadstutorialshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadshow-to-make-website-registration-easier-using-facebook-accountshttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploads#sthash.zKgOnpD4.dpuf
What are we going to build?
In this tutorial we will learn how we can facilitate user registration but letting users register to our site using their facebook accounts. This way, they won’t have to fill in any data, just grant the app access to their facebook account and that’s it! Their new account is created and they can easily login to our website.
We will be making calls to facebooks Graph API in order to retrieve the necessary information. In case you are not familiar with it, you might want to take a look at the documentation to get an idea of what it does.
You can view the working demo of what we are going to build here.
The tutorial will have two parts: the first will cover the basic signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin issues, the second will cover the extra features we will add to our app (viewing friends info and posting on the wall).
Let’s get started!
Getting started
You would be using this is you have a website that users can register to and you want to make the registration easier for them by allowing them to register with their facebook accounts. In the tutorial, I will only show you how to use facebook accounts for registration, not how to add this to your existing registration. But it shouldn’t be difficult to integrate if you understand the tutorial. If you have questions on that, just ask.
For this tutorial you will need some basic PHP and Javascript knowledge.
Creating a new facebook app
The first thing we have to do is create a new facebook app. To do this, go here and chose to create a new app. You will get to the screen when you have to fill in the app info. The screen will look something like this:
As you can see in the screenshot, you will have to fill in the following:
- A display nam
e for your app
- Your email address
- The domain
where the app will be hosted
- The site url
– this is the most important value, it is the url of the page where the app will be redirected after facebook authorization. This page will hold the logic for registering new users and loggin in returning users.
So, make sure you fill in the site url correctly and keep in mind the values at the top of the page (app is and app secret) as we will need them later.
And that’s it! You now have a facebook app. Let’s see how we can use it!
Creating the db
Next we have to create the db table to hold the data about our users. Let’s suppose we want to store the following data about our users:
- Username
- Email
- Name
You will probably want to store more data in a real application, but these will do for the tutorial.
Apart from these, we will also want to store the facebook id of the users. So our database will look something like this:
The php code for connecting to the database looks like this:
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<?php
$server = "YOUR_SERVER_ADDRESS";
$username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
$password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";
$database = "YOUR_DATABASE_NAME";
$connId = mysql_connect($server,$username,$password) or die("Cannot connect to server");
$selectDb = mysql_select_db($database,$connId) or die("Cannot connect to database");
?>
Designing the site
Our demo website will have a few pages:
- index.php – the starting point -the users can choose to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin with facebook from here
- welcome.php – the users will be redirected here after creating a new account
- home.php – the main user page, the user will view some info about their facebook friends, have the options to post a new status on facebook and delete their account
I will leave out any design issues. I have chosen to use the twitter bootstrap library to make a nice demo, but you can choose whatever you like for yours. The design on the website is not in the scope of this tutorial.
Signup with facebook
The main page, index.php will hold one button to allow users to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin. The code looks like this:
What are we going to build?
In this tutorial we will learn how we can facilitate user registration but letting users register to our site using their facebook accounts. This way, they won’t have to fill in any data, just grant the app access to their facebook account and that’s it! Their new account is created and they can easily login to our website.
We will be making calls to facebooks Graph API in order to retrieve the necessary information. In case you are not familiar with it, you might want to take a look at the documentation to get an idea of what it does.
You can view the working demo of what we are going to build here.
The tutorial will have two parts: the first will cover the basic signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin issues, the second will cover the extra features we will add to our app (viewing friends info and posting on the wall).
Let’s get started!
Getting started
You would be using this is you have a website that users can register to and you want to make the registration easier for them by allowing them to register with their facebook accounts. In the tutorial, I will only show you how to use facebook accounts for registration, not how to add this to your existing registration. But it shouldn’t be difficult to integrate if you understand the tutorial. If you have questions on that, just ask.
For this tutorial you will need some basic PHP and Javascript knowledge.
Creating a new facebook app
The first thing we have to do is create a new facebook app. To do this, go here and chose to create a new app. You will get to the screen when you have to fill in the app info. The screen will look something like this:
As you can see in the screenshot, you will have to fill in the following:
- A display nam
e for your app
- Your email address
- The domain
where the app will be hosted
- The site url
– this is the most important value, it is the url of the page where the app will be redirected after facebook authorization. This page will hold the logic for registering new users and loggin in returning users.
So, make sure you fill in the site url correctly and keep in mind the values at the top of the page (app is and app secret) as we will need them later.
And that’s it! You now have a facebook app. Let’s see how we can use it!
Creating the db
Next we have to create the db table to hold the data about our users. Let’s suppose we want to store the following data about our users:
- Username
- Email
- Name
You will probably want to store more data in a real application, but these will do for the tutorial.
Apart from these, we will also want to store the facebook id of the users. So our database will look something like this:
The php code for connecting to the database looks like this:
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<?php
$server = "YOUR_SERVER_ADDRESS";
$username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
$password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";
$database = "YOUR_DATABASE_NAME";
$connId = mysql_connect($server,$username,$password) or die("Cannot connect to server");
$selectDb = mysql_select_db($database,$connId) or die("Cannot connect to database");
?>
Designing the site
Our demo website will have a few pages:
- index.php – the starting point -the users can choose to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin with facebook from here
- welcome.php – the users will be redirected here after creating a new account
- home.php – the main user page, the user will view some info about their facebook friends, have the options to post a new status on facebook and delete their account
I will leave out any design issues. I have chosen to use the twitter bootstrap library to make a nice demo, but you can choose whatever you like for yours. The design on the website is not in the scope of this tutorial.
Signup with facebook
The main page, index.php will hold one button to allow users to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin. The code looks like this:
In this tutorial we will learn how we can facilitate user registration but letting users register to our site using their facebook accounts. This way, they won’t have to fill in any data, just grant the app access to their facebook account and that’s it! Their new account is created and they can easily login to our website.
We will be making calls to facebooks Graph API
You can view the working demo of what we are going to build here
The tutorial will have two parts: the first will cover the basic signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin issues, the second will cover the extra features we will add to our app (viewing friends info and posting on the wall).
Let’s get started!
Getting started
You would be using this is you have a website that users can register to and you want to make the registration easier for them by allowing them to register with their facebook accounts. In the tutorial, I will only show you how to use facebook accounts for registration, not how to add this to your existing registration. But it shouldn’t be difficult to integrate if you understand the tutorial. If you have questions on that, just ask.
For this tutorial you will need some basic PHP and Javascript knowledge.
Creating a new facebook app
The first thing we have to do is create a new facebook app. To do this, go here and chose to create a new app. You will get to the screen when you have to fill in the app info. The screen will look something like this:
As you can see in the screenshot, you will have to fill in the following:
- A display nam
e for your app
- Your email address
- The domain
where the app will be hosted
- The site url
– this is the most important value, it is the url of the page where the app will be redirected after facebook authorization. This page will hold the logic for registering new users and loggin in returning users.
So, make sure you fill in the site url correctly and keep in mind the values at the top of the page (app is and app secret) as we will need them later.
And that’s it! You now have a facebook app. Let’s see how we can use it!
Creating the db
Next we have to create the db table to hold the data about our users. Let’s suppose we want to store the following data about our users:
- Username
- Email
- Name
You will probably want to store more data in a real application, but these will do for the tutorial.
Apart from these, we will also want to store the facebook id of the users. So our database will look something like this:
The php code for connecting to the database looks like this:
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<?php
$server = "YOUR_SERVER_ADDRESS";
$username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
$password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";
$database = "YOUR_DATABASE_NAME";
$connId = mysql_connect($server,$username,$password) or die("Cannot connect to server");
$selectDb = mysql_select_db($database,$connId) or die("Cannot connect to database");
?>
Designing the site
Our demo website will have a few pages:
- index.php – the starting point -the users can choose to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin with facebook from here
- welcome.php – the users will be redirected here after creating a new account
- home.php – the main user page, the user will view some info about their facebook friends, have the options to post a new status on facebook and delete their account
I will leave out any design issues. I have chosen to use the twitter bootstrap library to make a nice demo, but you can choose whatever you like for yours. The design on the website is not in the scope of this tutorial.
Signup with facebook
The main page, index.php will hold one button to allow users to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin. The code looks like this:
You would be using this is you have a website that users can register to and you want to make the registration easier for them by allowing them to register with their facebook accounts. In the tutorial, I will only show you how to use facebook accounts for registration, not how to add this to your existing registration. But it shouldn’t be difficult to integrate if you understand the tutorial. If you have questions on that, just ask.
For this tutorial you will need some basic PHP and Javascript knowledge.
Creating a new facebook app
The first thing we have to do is create a new facebook app. To do this, go here and chose to create a new app. You will get to the screen when you have to fill in the app info. The screen will look something like this:
As you can see in the screenshot, you will have to fill in the following:
- A display nam
e for your app
- Your email address
- The domain
where the app will be hosted
- The site url
– this is the most important value, it is the url of the page where the app will be redirected after facebook authorization. This page will hold the logic for registering new users and loggin in returning users.
So, make sure you fill in the site url correctly and keep in mind the values at the top of the page (app is and app secret) as we will need them later.
And that’s it! You now have a facebook app. Let’s see how we can use it!
Creating the db
Next we have to create the db table to hold the data about our users. Let’s suppose we want to store the following data about our users:
- Username
- Email
- Name
You will probably want to store more data in a real application, but these will do for the tutorial.
Apart from these, we will also want to store the facebook id of the users. So our database will look something like this:
The php code for connecting to the database looks like this:
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<?php
$server = "YOUR_SERVER_ADDRESS";
$username = "YOUR_USERNAME";
$password = "YOUR_PASSWORD";
$database = "YOUR_DATABASE_NAME";
$connId = mysql_connect($server,$username,$password) or die("Cannot connect to server");
$selectDb = mysql_select_db($database,$connId) or die("Cannot connect to database");
?>
Designing the site
Our demo website will have a few pages:
- index.php – the starting point -the users can choose to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin with facebook from here
- welcome.php – the users will be redirected here after creating a new account
- home.php – the main user page, the user will view some info about their facebook friends, have the options to post a new status on facebook and delete their account
I will leave out any design issues. I have chosen to use the twitter bootstrap library to make a nice demo, but you can choose whatever you like for yours. The design on the website is not in the scope of this tutorial.
Signup with facebook
The main page, index.php will hold one button to allow users to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin. The code looks like this:
The first thing we have to do is create a new facebook app. To do this, go here
As you can see in the screenshot, you will have to fill in the following:
- A display nam
- Your email address
- The domain
- The site url
So, make sure you fill in the site url correctly and keep in mind the values at the top of the page (app is and app secret) as we will need them later.And that’s it! You now have a facebook app. Let’s see how we can use it!
Creating the db
Next we have to create the db table to hold the data about our users. Let’s suppose we want to store the following data about our users:- Username
- Email
- Name
You will probably want to store more data in a real application, but these will do for the tutorial.Apart from these, we will also want to store the facebook id of the users. So our database will look something like this:
The php code for connecting to the database looks like this:
123456789101112131415<?php$server="YOUR_SERVER_ADDRESS";$username="YOUR_USERNAME";$password="YOUR_PASSWORD";$database="YOUR_DATABASE_NAME";$connId= mysql_connect($server,$username,$password)ordie("Cannot connect to server");$selectDb= mysql_select_db($database,$connId)ordie("Cannot connect to database");?>
Designing the site
Our demo website will have a few pages:- index.php – the starting point -the users can choose to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin with facebook from here
- welcome.php – the users will be redirected here after creating a new account
- home.php – the main user page, the user will view some info about their facebook friends, have the options to post a new status on facebook and delete their account
I will leave out any design issues. I have chosen to use the twitter bootstrapSignup with facebook
The main page, index.php will hold one button to allow users to signuphttp://thinhcoi.com/wp-content/uploadslogin. The code looks like this: - welcome.php – the users will be redirected here after creating a new account
- Email
- Your email address