Saif Bechan

199 reputation

bio	website	saifbechan.com
	location	Netherlands
	age	29
visits	member for	1 year, 9 months
	seen	Apr 16 '12 at 23:53
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I am a developer currently living in The Netherlands. I mainly focus on building web application, and I like to be a part of every stage in the development. You can say I work from 'grain to bread', from the basic starting point, the grain, to the final product.

In terms of development these are brainstorming about the project, choosing the appropriate architecture and framework, developing the application, working on the design and layout, and finally launching the application and on working on the optimization.

	199 reputation	bio	website	saifbechan.com	visits	member for	1 year, 9 months
10 badges		location	Netherlands		seen	Apr 16 '12 at 23:53

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Nov 6	comment	How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery Sorry for the downvote, but I do not think you understand my question. I have read the codex, and know about the option. But I do not want to `wp_enqueue_script` a script file into the footer, I want to add a snippet into the footer that requires jquery. I downvoted the answer directly taken from the codex. I read the codex, and did not find an answer, that's why I ask a question. If you redirect me to the codex again I downvote.
Nov 6	revised	How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery added 4 characters in body
Nov 6	comment	How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery This is not a good answer. I asked how I could specify the script required jQuery. If the user does not have jquery running your implementation will not run.
Nov 6	revised	How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery added 342 characters in body
Nov 6	comment	How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery I know, but how can you specify that the script you add to the footer is depending on jquery. Check my edit to be more spicific.
Nov 6	asked	How to add a javascript snippet to the footer that requires jQuery
Nov 5	comment	How to delete all the options in an option group Yes I want to delete the options that were created in the option group. I do not know them all by name, but they were stored in one group. They don't bother me, but there has to be a way to get rid of them and keep things clean.
Nov 5	awarded	Critic
Nov 5	comment	How to delete all the options in an option group Yea I have seen this, but you still have to specify an `$option_name`. Is there no way to access the content of the option group itself. I think I have created some options from which I do not know the names anymore. That's why I want to remove the whole option group. I know about the Codex and the unregister function, should have added that to the question. I am looking for a better solution, if there is any.
Nov 5	asked	How to delete all the options in an option group
Nov 5	accepted	Pause plugin option page until all data manipulation is complete
Nov 5	comment	Pause plugin option page until all data manipulation is complete Perfect. Accepted answer.
Nov 5	comment	Pause plugin option page until all data manipulation is complete Great, thank you for the answer. I am busy with the exact thing you are suggesting here as I could not find any other option. But I was wondering 2 things, maybe you can help me out. 1) Is the build in ajax function secure? The function on the server side will do post manipulation, I have to be 100% sure the file can not be run outside the plugin. 2) Is it ok to use ajax in wordpress admin without fallback. It assumes everybody had javascript enabled.
Nov 5	asked	Pause plugin option page until all data manipulation is complete
Oct 25	comment	How To View Site from Non-Logged-In User's Perspective +1 Oh this is interesting. I will try this out the next time, for now BandonRandon's answer is is enough. Maybe when I get into a further stage of development this will be handy.
Oct 25	comment	How To View Site from Non-Logged-In User's Perspective This will do fine for now, Thank you.
Oct 25	comment	How To View Site from Non-Logged-In User's Perspective Thank you for this answer, but as I said in the question, I knew this already. I prefer working in one browser tho. thanks anyway.
Oct 25	accepted	How To View Site from Non-Logged-In User's Perspective
Oct 25	asked	How To View Site from Non-Logged-In User's Perspective
Aug 23	comment	My website is slow on the initial load I know, but the slow load i get only occurs once every hour or so. I think you don't fully understand my problem. I know "Fixing the frontend performance will have a drastic impact on load time", that's a nobrainer. The problem I am facing is hard to spot with those tools.