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Ran across this script earlier today. It helped be see a huge list of custom post fields aka, wordpress post meta, to use in a WordPress Custom Post template. Place it in the single.php or custom page template loop and you can echo out all of the available post variables. <h3>All Post Meta</h3> <?php $getPostCustom=get_post_custom(); // Get

By David Wells on May 5, 2012. In PHP , Wordpress

Growing a Facebook community can be tough. It’s a long grueling process that takes time, effort, and elbow grease. Most people throw in the towel after months of effort with no reward. I’ve grown a number of facebook fan pages and I’m going to give you a quick tip to get the ball rolling. Necessary

By David Wells on April 7, 2012. In Marketing , Social Media

Sometimes shit happens, in all areas of life, and WordPress is not immune from the age old saying. Every time you install a new plugin on your site, especially if it’s a third party plugin not from the WordPress repository you run the risk of seeing the infamous White Screen of Death and your wordpress

By David Wells on March 25, 2012. In Wordpress

Advanced search queries are your friend. Most people don’t know they exist and this is a travesty. If you are serious about winning at the internet you need to Learn about them. Once you get a grasp of some advanced queries and are able to traverse Google searches with the swiftness of Jeremy Lin, you will be able to do some

By David Wells on March 2, 2012. 1 CommentIn Marketing

It is no secret, I’m a huge fan of the service Buffer. I tweet about it constantly and I use it for most of the content I share through twitter. If you aren’t familiar with Buffer, the service lets you stagger out tweets to go out at specified times rather than whenever you are reading

By David Wells on March 1, 2012. 4 CommentsIn Social Media

In an effort to keep tabs on what is happening in the world of WordPress, I’ve scoured the interwebs and compiled a huge list of WordPress folks that I follow on twitter. I’ve been piecing together the list over the last 4 years and I was finally inspired to post it after reading WPMU’s 100

By David Wells on February 21, 2012. 12 CommentsIn Social Media , Wordpress

If you are like me, you are a huge fan of Dropbox for syncing multiple files across computers. You may have even upgraded to the pro version of dropbox (I’m sitting pretty on a 50GB account) I recently filled up my 50gb account (99.8% full to be exact) and need to either upgrade or do

By David Wells on February 18, 2012. In Apps

This is a guest post from a past cause of the week, One More Generation – Helping Endangered Species Survive and Thrive   It’s Official, Carter and Olivia have been chosen as finalists in the Oceana “Oceans Hero” Award (CLICK HERE TO CAST YOUR VOTE).  We are so excited and honored.  There were apparently hundreds of nominations from

By David Wells on May 25, 2011. In Archives

As an event planning professional, I have seen all types of non-profit fundraisers. Some I have produced myself, and others I have helped organize for other groups. There are many things to consider when putting together a non profit fundraising event. Sometimes you can control the situation, and sometimes you can’t. Some of the biggest

By Taraneh Guidry on March 2, 2011. 4 CommentsIn Non Profit

On Tuesday 22 February the New Zealand city of Christchurch was hit by a devastating earthquake, 6.3 on the Richter scale; bringing destruction and death by natural disaster the country hasn’t seen in recent memory. New Zealand with a population of about 4.7 million, has been reeling since news of the quake. Christchurch one of

By Graeme Russell on February 27, 2011. In Archives