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Events
  • Create
    • Calendar Event
    • Lead
    • Matter
    • Matter Memo
    • Organization Contact
    • Person Contact
    • Task
  • Upload File
  • Find a contact
Create Matter
  • State
  • *Matter Type
  • *Creating a lead for an existing client
  • Title
  • *First Name
  • Last Name
  • Home Phone Area Code
  • Home Phone Number
  • Work Phone Area Code
  • Work Phone Number
  • Work phone Extension
  • Cell Phone Area Code
  • Cell Phone Number
  • Email
  • Description
Create Person Contact
  • Title
  • First Name*
  • Last Name
  • Home Phone Area Code
  • Home Phone Number
  • Work Phone Area Code
  • Work Phone Number
  • Work phone Extension
  • Cell Phone Area Code
  • Cell Phone Number
  • Email
  • Address Care Of
  • Address Line 1
  • Address Line 2
  • Address City
  • Address State
  • Address ZIP Code
  • Address County
  • Address Country

Create a banner across the top of the page on every page in Genesis Framework

You create a ‘Banner’ by adding a widget either in your plugin or in the themes functions.php file.

1. Register a widget

You register a widget by adding the following code

/** Register Banner Widget */
genesis_register_sidebar(array(
	'id' => 'sb-banner-above-header',
	'name' => __('Banner above header', 'theme-prefix'),
	'description' => __('This is the  banner above the header.', 'theme-prefix'),
));

2. Identify where to insert the widget

You use genesis hooks to determine where you want the new widget to display

add_action('genesis_before_header', 'sb_add_header_banner');
  • add_action
  • genesis_before_header
    • This is where the widget will be inserted. See * below this list
  • sb_add_header_banner
    • This is the function that is called when this action hook is triggered.
*Alternatives to use to place the widget somewhere else

genesis/comments.php

  • genesis_before_comments
  • genesis_comments
  • genesis_after_comments
  • genesis_before_pings
  • genesis_pings
  • genesis_after_pings
  • genesis_before_comment_form
  • genesis_comment_form
  • genesis_after_comment_form

genesis/footer.php

  • genesis_before_footer
  • genesis_footer
  • genesis_after_footer
  • genesis_after

genesis/header.php

  • genesis_doctype
  • genesis_title
  • genesis_meta
  • genesis_before
  • genesis_before_header
  • genesis_header
  • genesis_after_header

genesis/sidebar-alt.php

  • genesis_before_sidebar_alt_widget_area
  • genesis_sidebar_alt
  • genesis_after_sidebar_alt_widget_area

genesis/sidebar.php

  • genesis_before_sidebar_widget_area
  • genesis_sidebar
  • genesis_after_sidebar_widget_area

3. Create the html that will be inserted in the selected location

Insert the function that will build the html for your widget

function sb_add_header_banner()
{
	echo '<div class="sb-header-banner-wrapper">';

	genesis_widget_area('sb-header-banner', array(
		'before' => '<div class="header-banner">',
		'after' => '</div>',
	));
	echo '</div>';
}
  • note that the function name is the function that is used in Step 2.

Complete code added to plugin or functions.php

/** Register Banner Widget */
genesis_register_sidebar(array(
	'id' => 'sb-banner-above-header',
	'name' => __('Banner above header', 'theme-prefix'),
	'description' => __('This is the  banner above the header.', 'theme-prefix'),
));

/** Call the function that will insert the widget */
add_action('genesis_before_header', 'sb_add_header_banner');

/** Create the function that inserts the widget */
function sb_add_header_banner()
{
	echo '<div class="sb-header-banner-wrapper">';
	genesis_widget_area('sb-header-banner', array(
		'before' => '<div class="sb-header-banner">',
		'after' => '</div>',
	));
	echo '</div>';
}

Diagnostic Procedure

  1. Verify the problem exists
  2. Determine if any changes were recently made to processes affected the problem
  3. Gather information to determine
    1. What should happen
    2. What is happening
    3. Scripts and resources used in the process
  4. Develop a procedure to fix the issue
  5. Fix the issue
  6. Test the update
  7. Have a third party test the update

Pushing Repo to Dev Server with PHP Storm

  • Checkout your branch
  • Merge main into your branch.
    • If you do not merge main into your branch, and main contains edits that will conflict with your branch, pushing with tags will fail. This step is critical!
  • Make your edits
  • Add a Tag
    • Right Click over a file in your project/Git/New Tag
    • Enter the tag name. Example: dev_css_*
    • Create Tag
  • Push To Origin
    • Right Click over a file in your project/Git/Push
    • Select Push Tags
    • Select ‘All’ from the drop down
    • Select Push

Setup Dev Site on SiteGround

Instructions
  • Login to SiteGround
  • Websites/Collaborations/Site Tools
  • Domain/Subdomains
  • Enter Name, Create
  • Install Application
  • Install WordPress
    • Domain: Select Subdomain you created
    • Language: English
    • Intallation Path: Main folder
    • Admin Info
      • Username: Webg
      • Password: Std
      • Email: webg@simplifybiz.com
    • Add-Ons
      • Deselect INstall with WordPress Starter
    • INSTALL
  • Speed
    • Caching
      • NGINISH DIRECT DELIVERY: Off
      • Dynamic Cache
  • Security
    • SSL Manager
      • Select Domain: Subdomain
      • Select SSL: Let’s Encrypt
    • GO

Setup Slack Integration with Stripe

This post will instruct how to integrate Stripe with Slack so that a message will be sent upon a completed transaction (or any Stripe event).

Slack
  1. Navigate to the Slack App Directory and sign into an account that has access to the Slack workspace you want to send messages too.
  2. Navigate to slack.com/apps/A0F81FNVC-stripe?tab=settings&next_id=0.
  3. Click “Add to Slack”.
  4. Under “Authentication”, click “Authenticate Your Stripe Account”. This will redirect you to Stripe where you can select the account you want to receive messages in Slack for.
  5. When returned to the page from step 3. Click “Choose a channel” and type the name of the channel or person you want the messages to be sent to
  6. Click “Add Stripe Integration”
  7. Instructions will appear, however, the screenshots used are outdated.
  8. Under “Step 2” copy the link in red text.
Stripe
  1. Navigate to https://dashboard.stripe.com/ and login using the details for the account you linked to Stripe in Step 4 of the previous section.
  2. In the top right click “Developers”, then click “Webhooks” underneath the “Developers” heading.
  3. Click “Add endpoint” to the right of the “Hosted endpoints” heading.
  4. Underneath “Endpoint URL”, paste in the link copied from step 8 of the previous section.

Events

It’s important to understand what an event is as there are many to choose from. When something happens in Stripe, it will release something into the system that is specific to that event. It is unlikely that many of these will be useful when integrated with Slack, but when following the point of the next step, you will be able to see all the events and know what they are for.

  1. Under “Select which events to listen to”, click “Select events”
  2. To have it so that after every succesful purchase, a message is sent, click “Charge” from the list and tick “charge.succeeded”
  3. Click “Add Events”
  4. Click “Add Endpoint”

Now the integration is complete and you should receive a message in the chosen Slack channel after every successful purchase for the Stripe account that you integrated.