Archive for the ‘PHP’ Category
Sunday, March 30th, 2014
I help run a community Ultimate Frisbee club in Manchester. I've just changed our design to make it responsive (mobile, tablet and desktop friendly) whilst aligning it to our "brand" colours and identity. Unfortunately it looked a little bit bland - we all thought it needed a bit of fun ...
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Monday, February 11th, 2013
If you like to use different ports (I do) for development locally then you might find when deploying a Wordpress site live it tries to redirect to http://www.mysite.com:8080 or similar. You can't fix this in the admin interface as that redirects too.
To fix this you need to run some SQL ...
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Saturday, April 14th, 2012
This post is more to remind me in the future but perhaps someone else will find it useful?
I like the UK date format - I like to fight the Americanism of not using the ordinal suffix and I also like 'hrs' on 24-hour clock times.
Sun 18th Mar 19:00hrs
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Thursday, March 15th, 2012
Often I get asked to design things which require displaying of products and I don't yet have the images. I've written a script to do just that. If you're not a PHP coder and don't want to tweak the code and run it yourself bug just want a zip with 100 ...
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Saturday, December 17th, 2011
I'm currently building a ticketing / holiday booking application in my spare time in PHP / MySQL. When I started in PHP I used Linux for my development platform because my laptop ran, the rather terrible, Windows Vista. I've since upgraded to Windows 7 and find myself using this instead ...
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Wednesday, September 17th, 2008
Just before I went on holiday I become a Zend PHP 5 Certified Engineer.
This involved taking a PHP 5 exam and quite a bit of revision. I found
it really useful as it made me cover areas of PHP that I hadn't yet used and
re-enforced a lot of OO ...
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