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Monthly Archives: July 2009
Demolition City Flash Game
This is one of those painfully addictive Flash games. I’ve killed several hours blowing up buildings. Online Physics Games
WordPress – Redirecting to the first child page
I’ve been redesigning the website for a web application I am writing. The site uses WordPress because I wanted a blog section and wanted visitors to be able to easily leave comments on any page. So the entire site is … Continue reading
Aptana on Vista 64bit – Black Screen
I’ve been having issues with Aptana putting a huge black box over the code window on Vista 64. And it seems many others are having the same issue as well, which is a shame because it’s an otherwise great program. … Continue reading
Enable mod_rewrite on Ubuntu
Looks like Apache2 is installed in Ubuntu with mod_rewrite, but it’s disabled by default. Fortunately a quick drop to the terminal followed by restarting Apache2 and it’s fixed.
Grouping MySQL query by date
Working on a statistics plugin I needed a way to group records by the day. Turns out it’s remarkably easy. If you just want to group by year and month take off the DAY() part. This would also be a … Continue reading