Hello all,
I would like to set a time after 2 requests that someone can make a request again does anyone have an example for this.
thanks in advance
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Hello all,
I would like to set a time after 2 requests that someone can make a request again does anyone have an example for this.
thanks in advance
Recently, I wrote some GraphQL endpoints and got a bit blocked when I came to the error handling mechanism. Usually, when writing REST endpoints, you either go for a particular @ExceptionHandler
for your controller or you go for the @ControllerAdvice
to handle exceptions globally for multiple controllers. Apparently, that is not the case for GraphQL. There is a completely different approach for handling errors.
First, the most important thing that I should mention is that I am using:
Identity verification is among the primary contributors to mobile app security. Considering that face data is unique for each person, it has been utilized to develop a major branch of identity verification: face recognition.
Face recognition has been widely applied in services we use every day, such as unlocking a mobile device, face-scan payment, access control, and more. Undoubtedly, face recognition delivers a streamlined verification process for the mentioned services. However, that is not to say that this kind of security is completely safe and secure. Face recognition can only detect faces, and is unable to tell whether they belong to a real person, making face recognition vulnerable to presentation attacks (PAs), including the print attack, replay attack, and mask attack.
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My last Java certification is the SCJP 6 from 2010, so when the OCP 17 came out, I thought it high time for a refresher. I am setting aside an hour every day when I’m at my brightest, which is after coffee and before breakfast. I'll share my personal study tips later, but it's more credible if I first pass the exam. So, I found another topic to distract me from my studies that I want to dwell on. It’s the effect that modern IDEs and resources like Stack Overflow are having on our brains. Once you dig into the 900+ pages of schoolwork that is the OCP Study Guide, you’re painfully reminded that they have been making us lazy and maybe even a bit stupid.
Granted, the sheer number of facts to digest would have been less overwhelming if I had kept up more closely with the state of the art over the last decade. Several new features have been added, of whose existence I was at best only aware. After fifteen years of using Java, you tend to rely on tried and tested ways, for which there is no excuse of course. It’s a classic example of not sharpening the saw, so shame on me.
Are you looking to display recently registered users in WordPress?
Sometimes you may want to display your recently registered users on your site to create a sense of community and encourage others to become a member, join your forum, or simply create an account.
In this article, we’ll show you how to display recently registered users on your WordPress site.
If you run a membership site, online course, forum, or any other type of WordPress website that allows for user registration, then you may want to display your recently registered users.
This adds social proof an also give other members a chance to welcome new members to the community. If you run a small business website, then you can even create a filterable directory of your team members or contributors.
There are all kinds of reasons to display your recently registered users in WordPress:
With that said, let’s show you how you can display recently registered users in WordPress. Simply use the quick links below to jump straight to the method you want to use.
The best way to display recently registered users is by using the Formidable Forms plugin. It’s one of the top contact form and best user registration plugins for WordPress in the market.
It comes with advanced features that let you format, filter, and display user-submitted data on the front end of your website, including user profile data.
You can use it to create all kinds of useful online tools like web directories, online calculators, user directories, and more. Plus, you have complete control over how your user directories look and function.
It even integrates with MemberPress, so you can easily display a list of your recently registered members on your membership website.
Note: Formidable Forms won’t automatically display all new users. Instead, it gives you complete control over which users and what information is displayed. To display a user in your directory, a separate form will need to be created and filled out. We’ll show you how.
First thing you need to do is install and activate the Formidable Forms plugin. For more details, see our guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.
Upon activation, you need to go to Formidable » Global Settings and then click the ‘Connect an Account’ button or manually enter your license key and click the ‘Save License’ button.
You can find this information under your account on the Formidable Forms website.
Next, you need to install the Formidable Directory addon. Depending on your plan, this addon may already be active.
If not, then you need to go to the Formidable Directory page and click the ‘Get Formidable Directory’ button. After you complete the purchase, it will automatically be added to your account.
Next, go to Formidable Forms » Add-Ons and search for the ‘Directory’ addon.
Then, click the ‘Install’ button.
After that, navigate to Formidable » Global Settings.
Then, click the ‘Directory’ menu option.
This will automatically start the setup wizard to help you create your user directory. If you haven’t connected your site to Formidable Forms, then you’ll be asked to do that now.
Then, click the ‘Install & Activate’ button to install and activate any required addons.
Next, click the ‘User/Member’ box to display your recently registered users and choose a ‘Two Column’ or ‘Table List’ display.
Then, enter a page name for your listing form and your directory page and click the ‘Create Now’ button.
This will automatically create the necessary forms, views, and pages to display your users, but it doesn’t publish them yet, so you can still make changes.
After that, click the ‘View Page’ button in the ‘Customize Your New Pages’ section.
This will automatically take you to a page with your registered user list.
It includes a search bar, A-Z filter, and boxes containing each of your registered users.
After that, you need to make your page live.
To do this, simply click the ‘Edit Page’ button at the top of the screen.
This brings you the page editor screen. You can edit this page just as you would any other WordPress page.
When you’ve finished editing the page, you need to click the ‘Publish’ button to make it live.
If you want to customize how your registered user directory looks, then go to Formidable » Views.
Then hover over the view that was just created and click ‘Edit’.
This brings you to the view editor screen.
Here, you can fully customize how your user directory looks. For example, you could limit the number of users per page, filter and sort the user entries, or add more content to their individual profiles.
Once you’re finished making changes, click the ‘Update’ button.
It will automatically update the user directory you published earlier.
Publish Your Form to Collect Information From New Users
After you customize and publish your user directory, you’ll need to publish the form connected to the directory too.
Users who have already registered on your WordPress site will need to fill out this separate form to be listed in the user directory.
First, you need to go to Pages » All Pages and then click on the page that was created earlier, in this case, it’s ‘Add a Listing’.
This brings you to the page editor screen, where you’ll see the page title and a shortcode.
Next, click the ‘Publish’ button to make your page live.
After that, you can view your page with the user registration form.
New users can use this form to fill out their user directory profile information on your website.
If you want to customize the form fields, then navigate to Formidable » Forms.
Next, click on the form you named earlier, in this case, it’s ‘User Directory Profile’.
This will bring up the form builder.
If you want to add new form fields, then simply drag them from the options panel on the left onto your form.
To delete existing form fields, click on the field and click the ‘Three Dots’ menu option.
Then, click ’Delete’.
Once you’re finished customizing your form, make sure to click the ‘Update’ button to save your changes, and your form will automatically update.
Another way to display recently registered users is with the free Dynamic User Directory plugin.
It’s not as advanced or customizable as Formidable Forms, but it lets you display a simple list of your recently registered users.
First thing you need to do is install and activate the plugin. For more details, see our step by step guide on how to install a WordPress plugin.
After that, you need to go Settings » Dynamic User Directory to configure your directory settings.
First, you can control how your registered user list is sorted in the ‘Sort Field’ drop down and choose which kind of directory type you want to display in the ‘Directory Type’ drop down.
After that, you can enable a directory search feature by checking the ‘Directory Search’ box.
If you want to exclude certain user roles, or specific users, then you can select them from the drop down list.
Next, you can control how your directory looks and the user information that will display in the ‘Listing Display Settings’ section.
You have control over the user’s name, avatars, borders, and more.
Below that, in the ‘Directory Totals Settings’ meta box, you can choose the total number of users, customize the text, and more.
Displaying the total number of users can be helpful if you want to use social proof to encourage new users to create an account on your site.
Next, you can customize how the letter links and pagination displays on your user list.
You can set the number of users to show per page, change the spacing, and more.
Once you’re finished, click the ‘Save options’ button at the bottom of the screen to save your directory.
This will create and display a shortcode for your user directory at the top of the page. You need to copy this to add your directory to your site.
Then, open the page, post, or widget area to display your list of users.
Next, click the ‘Plus’ add block icon, search for ‘Shortcode’, and select it.
After that, simply paste the shortcode into the box.
Then, click the ‘Publish’ or ‘Update’ button.
Now, you can view your list of recently registered users on your site.
If you want to add the list of recently registered users to a post or widget area, then simply follow the above steps.
Another way you can display your recently registered users is by adding code to WordPress. If you haven’t done this before, then see our guide on how to copy and paste code in WordPress.
Then, you can add the following code snippet to your theme’s functions.php file, or by using a code snippets plugin like WPCode (recommended):
function wpb_recently_registered_users() {
global $wpdb;
$recentusers = '<ul class="recently-user">';
$usernames = $wpdb->get_results("SELECT user_nicename, user_url, user_email FROM $wpdb->users ORDER BY ID DESC LIMIT 5");
foreach ($usernames as $username) {
if (!$username->user_url) :
$recentusers .= '<li>' .get_avatar($username->user_email, 45) .$username->user_nicename."</a></li>";
else :
$recentusers .= '<li>' .get_avatar($username->user_email, 45).'<a href="'.$username->user_url.'">'.$username->user_nicename."</a></li>";
endif;
}
$recentusers .= '</ul>';
return $recentusers;
}
This code snippet creates a simple list of your recently registered users and displays the avatar image and username.
After that, there are two different ways you can display your recently registered users. The first is by adding a template tag to your theme’s template files, like sidebar.php, footer.php, and more.
To learn more, see our WordPress template hierarchy cheat sheet to help you find the right theme template file.
Then, add the following template tag code snippet:
<?php wpb_recently_registered_users(); ?>
The second method is easier for beginners and lets you display newly registered users by using a shortcode.
First, add the following code snippet to your theme’s functions.php file or by using a code snippets plugin, just below the code you added earlier.
add_shortcode('wpb_newusers', 'wpb_recently_registered_users');
This code will create the following shortcode you can use in your posts, pages, and widget areas.
[wpb_newusers]
To add the shortcode to your website, simply open the page where you want the list of users to display.
Then, click the ‘Plus’ add block icon, search for ‘Shortcode’, and select it.
After that, paste the shortcode you copied above into the shortcode box.
When you’re done making changes, click the ‘Update’ or ‘Publish’ button to make your changes live.
You can follow the same steps by adding the shortcode to a post or a widget area.
Now you can view your list of recently registered users. To adjust how they appear, you would need to add custom CSS to your website.
We hope this article helped you learn how to display recently registered users in WordPress. You may also want to see our guide on how to get a free SSL certificate, and our expert picks of the best business phone services for small businesses.
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In this episode of the Future of Observability video series, Chronosphere co-founder and CEO Martin Mao shares his insights with Technical Writer Chris Ward about the importance of central observability teams across an organization.
Chris: What is a central observability team, and why might companies need one?
When we talk about a good design on Java and OOP, the first thing that might come to mind is the SOLID principle; it brings five easy steps or at least a sign if the code is going in the right direction. CDI for sure helps you to archive the code in the proper order. Today, we'll explain how to take advantage of CDI with CDI and get the Open close principle.
If you forget the SOLID principle, don't worry, we'll put it here to remember what does mean SOLID:
A computer system must promise or at least assure privacy and confidentiality when it transmits sensitive or personal data. A simple system, unless equipped with the proper technology, cannot stop any unauthorized access to cyber criminals. And in this computer era, data tampering needs no introduction as it is not something unheard of. So if you want to prevent or altogether stop the mishap, one of the best ways is to alter the data as it will prevent unauthorized access.
The technique employed to alter the data is known as cryptography, and this process takes place in two phases- encryption and decryption of information. So if you want to find out what encryption vs. decryption is all about, keep reading:
I had the opportunity to meet with 12 cybersecurity solutions providers during the 25th Black Hat Cybersecurity Conference.
I observed three trends at this conference that are represented by the solutions the following companies offer:
I used to rank my brand as number one ranking for many years. Two years ago, I closed Google Business Profile for a year, reopened the profile, and verified it. I no longer rank number one with my brand and have no manual penalties.
My domain is the exact keyword match, and I used it for over eight years, but I got beaten by the other domain whose page and domain authority are higher than mine. We are not in the same industry and share only the first word in the domain. In addition, their home page contains little text.
Do you have any suggestions for me to make a comeback, SEO Experts?
You are debugging a web app for a client but the minified version of the JavaScript and CSS code makes it impossible to understand what statements the browser is actually executing.
You could break down the original code line by line in your editor putting some console.log()
statements here and there, or try debugging it from its transformed state.
We have shared amnesia. When I speak to younger developers about past technologies, I often get blank stares. To be fair, some of that is because I’m a bit “intense” or “weird” but some of that is because. Huh? Really? Did we have that?
Case in point XA transactions and 2PC (Two Phase Commit). We have a young generation that’s completely ignorant of that capability and the fact that this was “a thing”. Did the requirement for transaction management somehow vanish?
Does your website take more than 3 seconds to load? Is your website struggling with a high bounce rate?
Then it requires immediate attention.
It’s 2022, and React has a huge ecosystem to help developers bring complex UIs to life faster. Furthermore, with the extensive support of ReactJS libraries, there is hardly any case when a developer has to build a component from scratch.
However, not every ReactJS UI developer is aware of the best practices to build UIs faster in ReactJS. Therefore, I’ll be discussing the top five approaches (which I personally use) for building UIs quicker in a ReactJS project. So without further ado, let’s get started:
Automattic-sponsored designer James Koster has a vision for taking WordPress’ Site Editor from its beta awkwardness and transforming it to become a more visual and user-friendly design tool. In a recent post titled Revising the presentation of key Site Editor features, Koster identifies unbalanced feature weighting as a critical design flaw that is negatively impacting users’ experience with the editor:
The Site Editor is a powerful tool, but the user experience lacks some coherence and a sense of hierarchy.
Template management and editing has central focus, despite the fact that it’s a product area that has proven difficult for some users to interpret.
Impactful features like style and menu management are hierarchically relegated, and consequently deliver a sub-optimal UX.
This week I’ve been ideating on how we might present site editor features with more appropriate weighting, so that the overall experience feels more like a design tool.
Instead of dropping users directly into editing the homepage, Koster contends that the Site Editor’s design should be updated to become a “navigable frame” where users can select from a menu of features and styles on the left. This is a radical improvement over the current experience, which feels like walking into a room with all the lights on and multiple features competing for attention.
“The combination of the site frame (Browse mode) and one-click editing helps to obfuscate some of the aforementioned confusion around template editing,” Koster said. “Now you simply browse to the page you want to update, and click ‘Edit’.”
Another idea Koster explored is a view that makes it easier to understand the interaction of styles and templates. The UI is much cleaner and drastically reduces the cognitive load for users who are struggling to grasp the concept of templates in the first place.
Identity and homepage configuration options haven’t found a place in the site editor yet. Koster proposed bringing them into the editor in a similar fashion to how it was previously presented in the Customizer, with live previews.
Koster also proposes organizing features like templates, template parts, reusable blocks, and patterns in a “Design Library” section, presented via a grid of thumbnails that would open the edit view. This would bring a new level of organization to a set of tools that are currently scattered throughout the site editor interface.
These are just a few highlights from his explorations. Although Koster articulates many of the Site Editor’s current pain points, his designs present an elegant solution for each. Check out the full post to see all the videos and other ideas for organizing features in the site editor.
The disparity between the current experience and Koster’s mockups is like a night and day Cinderella style transformation. It’s a powerful example of how thoughtful design can really solve problems. His explorations received positive feedback from those eager to see these designs implemented in Gutenberg. Koster said his next step is to prepare some simpler prototypes for collaboration on GitHub.
“The ideas are still formative, but with some pruning we can get things into a shippable state,” Koster said. “My next step is to refine and prototype a more stripped-back version, and take that to GitHub for wider thoughts and feedback.”