Find possible php exploit files
grep '((eval.*(base64_decode|gzinflate|\$_))|\$[0O]{4,}|FilesMan|JGF1dGhfc|IIIl|die\(PHP_OS|posix_getpwuid|Array\(base64_decode|document\.write\("\\u00|sh(3(ll|11)))' /my/path/to/vhosts/ -lroE --include=*.php*Themes for Google Maps
Cool repository of themes for use with the Google Maps API.
A Google Maps builder that uses Snazzy Maps for its theming options.
http://googlemapbuilder.mynameisdonald.com/
Google also has a Styled Maps Wizard to roll your own.
http://gmaps-samples-v3.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/styledmaps/wizard/index.html
Responsive Email Templates
Justin asked earlier about some responsive email design templates, and I had a few bookmarked that I’ve used on earlier projects. Both are pretty solid, and can be built off of pretty easily.
InHarvest.com
- Initio designed
- Convert to responsive
- Fontawesome icons
- Composer style recipes and products, features, etc
- Cycle 2, fancybox 2, js height equalizer, the usual
- Color coded sections
Nothing too fancy here really. The color coding and a lot of different layouts made this a bit of a challenge, especially when making responsive, but nothing to crazy. We’ll see how it goes as they continue to edit content.
Darin’s Awesome Table Overflow jQuery Plugin
Not sure what to call it, but it is awesome.
If a table’s width becomes greater than its container, this plugin wraps it in a div and allows it to scroll horizontally so that the page’s width doesn’t get messed up on mobile devices.
It also adds a message above the table indicating that it can be scrolled, for there are no scroll bars on mobile devices.
The Plugin:
(function($){$.fn.tableOverflow=function(options){var settings=$.extend({displayMessage:true,message:"← scroll table left and right →"},options);$(window).resize(function(){$('.table-overflow-container').each(function(){if($(this).outerWidth()<$(this).find('table').outerWidth()){$(this).find('.table-overflow-msg').show()}else{$(this).find('.table-overflow-msg').hide()}})});return this.each(function(){$(this).wrap('<div class="table-overflow-container"/>');$(this).parent('.table-overflow-container').css({'margin':$(this).css('marginTop')+' '+0+' '+$(this).css('marginBottom'),'overflow':'auto'});if(settings.displayMessage){$(this).parent('.table-overflow-container').prepend('<p class="table-overflow-msg" style="display:none;font-size:0.8em;margin:0 0 0.5em;opacity:0.7;text-align:right;">'+settings.message+'</p>')};$(this).css('margin','0');if($(this).parent('.table-overflow-container').outerWidth()<$(this).outerWidth()){$(this).parent('.table-overflow-container').find('.table-overflow-msg').show()}})}}(jQuery));
Initialize:
$('table').tableOverflow();
You can initialize on all tables or be more specific and add a class like ‘table-overflow’.
$('table.table-overflow').tableOverflow();
It even has options:
displayMessage: true(default) | false,
message: “← scroll table left and right →”(default) | “Your own message”
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