Archive for May, 2008

Tuba pwns Kid

Kid should be glad he wasn’t messing with an Obo player.


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Ageing Eyesight

An 85-year-old man goes for a physical. All of his tests come back normal.

The doctor says, ‘George, everything looks great. How are you doing mentally and emotionally? Are you at peace with God?’

George replies, ‘God and I are tight. He knows I have poor eyesight, so he’s fixed it so that when I get up in the middle of the night to go to the toilet, *poof *!, the light goes on. When I’m done, *poof *!, the light goes off.’

‘Wow, that’s incredible,’ the doctor says.

A little later in the day, the doctor calls George’s wife.

‘Ethel,’ he says, ‘George is fine, but I had to call you because I’m in awe of his relationship with God. Is it true that he gets up during the night, *poof *! the light goes on in the toilet, and when he’s done, *poof *! The light goes off?’ ‘

OH MY GOD!’ Ethel exclaims.’He’s pissing in the fridge again!!!!’


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The Birth of Breakdance

Back to where it all began.


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The life of a voice-over

Where’s the construction worker from the Hungry Jacks ads?


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Real Life Video Game Training


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I Put My Blue Jeans On


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Goose Attacks Maverick

I assume that is the dog’s name anyway, for the sake of the Top Gun reference.


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Rat on Cat on Dog

 Damn Lazy cat and rat.


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The Butterfly Effect

No it’s not just a terrible movie


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WP-LightForm

WP-LightForm, the prettiest WordPress contact form.

Description

WP-LightForm is an AJAX / PHP contact form with spam protection, form validation and custom form elements.

This plugin is based on LightForm by Jeeremie, and utilises FormCheck for form validation and Niceforms for custom form elements. To get a feel for what WP-LightForm is really about, click the screenshot below and try the interactive demo.

WP-LightForm Screenshot

See WP-LightForm in Action

Installation

  1. Download the latest copy of WP-LightForm and extract the archive.
  2. Open send.php with a text editor and enter the email address you would like to use as the recipient of the contact form in the $to parameter.
  3. Upload the wp-lightform directory to your WordPress installation’s wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  4. Go to the Plugins page in your WordPress Administration area and click ‘Activate’ for WP-LightForm.
  5. Enter the shortcode [LightForm] in the WordPress post/page you would like to display the contact form.

Frequently Asked Questions

How can I modify the layout of the contact form?
At the core of WP-LightForm is a XHTML Form element, to add or modify elements you can change the $formoutput string in wp-lightform.php as you would a normal XHTML document. To modify the css styles to better suit your site you will need to change css/lightform.css.

What browsers do you support?
Testing has been done in Firefox 2 along with Internet Explorer 6 & 7. Theoretically it should work on any javascript enabled browser, if not let me know by leaving a comment.

Does WP-LightForm only work on WordPress 2.5.1 and later?
Good question, my testing concludes that it definitely does work in version 2.5.1. Anything above and below that is untested, so if you decide to give this plugin a try on any other version please let me know how it went by leaving a comment.

Download

Download WP-LightForm Download WP-LightForm (version 0.4, 17 June 2008)

If you enjoyed this plugin and want to contribute to the development, then do so by helping me maintain adequate levels of caffeine in my bloodstream.

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Changelog

Version 0.4

  • Formcheck image pre-loading disabled in Internet Explorer as images were appearing at the top of the screen

Version 0.3

  • AJAX message sending now works successfully with Internet Explorer 6 & 7
  • utf-8 encoding of the email to support international characters
  • Recipient email address is now to be added directly to send.php for security reasons
  • CSS modified to hide the scrollbar in the textarea for Internet Explorer 6 & 7
  • CSS styled form elements to avoid conflicts with theme defaults
  • Fixed pre-loading of formcheck images in everything but Internet Explorer 6
  • Fixed message textarea appearing above message label in Internet Explorer 6 & 7
  • New Success / Fail images courtesy of ~dimpoart

Version 0.2

Version 0.1

  • Initial release

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