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I got sexier.

You’re redeclaring changeLabel() over and over, so the ID inside is going to be the same for each record. You have 2 options; either declare one function and allow and ID parameter to be passed in, or change the name of the function for each record. Option 1: pass an ID to the function...

Can you not block the user in general?

You’re a lucky guy then.

Candid white girl pic from a couple of months ago on a walk somewhere up some hill with a few mates (I’m the one in grey with cap on btw)

I got the first vaccine (Moderna) about a month ago, and have my 2nd jab due in August. I wasn’t ill from the jab, however, a few hours after it felt like I’d been punched around the place the needle went in. It went smoothly overall. In and out of the vaccination centre within 20-30 minutes...

What a hunk! But wtf send me the link for that t shirt.

I’m British and I’ve met @Donkjam in person and had full blown conversations with him, but even I struggled to decipher any words from this.

I have dark mode enabled on every app/website I have that offers it. I feel like my eyes are very sensitive to light and tend to get headaches. I usually have the brightness setting on my phone/devices very low too. So I have dark mode enabled, and the brightness low.

Sup, son?

Probably worth bearing in mind however that the <?= shorthand isn’t enabled by default on all hosts, so if problems arise with it, simply switch it to <?php echo and all should be well. But yeah, good explanation @RushDK and nice example @Wess :)

Oh, I see! Yeah the host field shows the private IP of the EC2 instance the website runs on. Thanks for the explanation :) And ahh that makes sense then. Thanks for the insight! You clever boy, you!

Thanks man. Funnily enough I saw a really similar image to that yesterday, may have been on AWS’ documentation. By source do you mean the file in which the DB connections are made? If so, I’m not entirely sure. It’ll be some bastard WordPress file somewhere. Also, is there a difference between...