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CMS Redesign
When I started my web programming business I had several clients who wanted some complex applications for their web sites, such as a real estate CMS, a jobs one and another one for an art site. After lots of errors with no apparent way of fixing and an exaggerated templating system, I decided to apply [...]
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More Progress With Butterfly Organizer
The last months brought new features to Butterfly Organizer. Multi-user support is now fully implemented, database structure is more robust and we have a fully working, bleeding version running online. Test before you download. Also, multi-language support is up and running (unfortunately it’s still offline). The next version will still require some rough SQL update, [...]
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Copy Web Page Content Using innerHTML
I need to extract some data from a web page and place it on a fishing site. The source web page is updated frequently, and I don’t have the necessary time to update it. So, I’ll use the Javascript innerHTML function. First of all, I should identify the element I’m trying to copy, let’s say [...]
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Include Remote Files With PHP
If you have a script on a remote server and you are using PHP5, then you will not be able to use include() or require(). I learned that while trying to include a script on a subdomain (for speed). The only solution is to use the file_get_contents() function instead. That’s all. Your remote inclusion will [...]
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Harvest Emails From Text File
You might have a text file with a lot of emails, extracted from a mail client or a CSV file created with some script. Nonetheless, you want to extract all the valid email addresses (user@domain.ext) from the file. Pass this function a file (you can rename it to .php, or .txt, or .csv) and it [...]
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CSS Neon Menu
The following menu was created yesterday while I was too tired to work, but too active to go to sleep. I thought it might be a good addition to my blog and someone could use it for navigation. No backlink is necessary. Download: CSS Neon Menu
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PHP Random Images With Links
I’ve been trying to enhance one of my current themes with a dynamic header. The header was supposed to show different images with different links to section of the blog. While searching on the internet for a viable PHP array randomizer function, this is what I ended up with. It works perfectly. Download: PHP Random [...]
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PSD To XHTML/CSS Contest
We are hosting a PSD to XHTML/CSS contest kindly oferred by fe coding. If you designed your own theme in a graphics software such as Adobe Photoshop, but you don’t have the required skills to turn it into a perfectly valid XHTML/CSS theme, you have come to the right place. The contest is as follows: [...]
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XHTML - Myths vs Reality
Tina Holmboe wrote a comprehensive guide on XHTML: The intended audience for this article are those developers who consider using XHTML for the first time, but also authors and content producers who wants to learn more about the topic of extensible markup languages. Read it in detail here.
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eBook Collection: Java
I decided to share all my eBooks on programming. This week is Java. Java is a programming language originally developed by Sun Microsystems and released in 1995 as a core component of Sun Microsystems’ Java platform. The language derives much of its syntax from C and C++ but has a simpler object model and fewer [...]
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