Hello WordPressers,
I was working on a project where I had to add the countries dropdown on the signup page. So, for making select dropdown countries selection sticky in the case of error at signup, I needed to check the $_POST[‘countries’] with every option in the select dropdown. It seems a redundant effort to me as It took me 30 mins to do this task.
Today, I am going to share the experience of attending my first WordCamp. It was my first time in the U.S.A (and the time to Miami obviously). I stayed in the U.S.A for 20 days, traveled to four states, met a lot of great people, and visited a lot of awesome places. 10 days in Florida includes NASA, Universal, Lakes, Springs, Parks, Miami, and a special visit to KeyWest. Kudos to Asif, my buddy who drove me to all the places. I highly appreciate his support for everything he did for me during my trip.
Attending a WordCamp was a dream and when your dream comes true, you feel splendid. I received a comment on FaceBook checking that I am lucky to be there and yes I was lucky to attend this WordCamp.
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