Working on web apps I find myself using the print_r command a lot, and I mean a lot. It helps trace out what data is…
Working on web apps I find myself using the print_r command a lot, and I mean a lot. It helps trace out what data is…
For the better part of the last couple of days I’ve been trying to figure out why Safari was not allowing me to click on links. Aside from an annoyance, it’s not good to have clients complaining…
Sometimes IE just irritates me. Ok, pretty much anytime I’m working on a web site. Especially when it involves Javascript or DOM. For the past…
I’ve been looking for an excuse to play around with scripting in Photoshop. Today I found one. I came across a series of actions that rounded off the corners of an image to get it ready for uploading to a web site. The problem is that it was a series of actions. As in one action for each radii. One for 5px, one for 10px, one for 25px, etc. That’s just screaming to be scripted with a quick prompt asking for a radius.
So that’s what I did. About half an hour and I had a script that would prompt for a radius and then round off whatever image was opened.
A while back Google added event tracking to Analytics so you could keep track of Javascript and Flash events. Pretty cool feature.
Being the stat junkie that I wanted to use this to keep track of outgoing clicks on a photography forum of mine. But I didn’t want to have to go through every link prior to displaying the page. Seemed like a perfect time for a little bit of Javascript.
After spending the better part of yesterday getting a forum setup with the same layout as its parent WordPress site I thought I’d share a couple of tips along the way.
And I picked a less efficient way, including wp-blog-header.php in the forum code, because it was far easier. At some point I may go back and cache the WordPress pieces on the blog side and use those cache files on the SMF side, at which point none of this would be necessary. But for now it’s working.
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…
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…
I’ve started playing around with Python, and the more I do the more I like it. Python makes it very easy to do simple, scripty…
One of my web projects met a milestone a few days ago with the 1.0 release. It took me over 2 years working part time,…