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1962 - Index Card System for Game Characters in PHP
A couple of days ago, I received a request for a PHP demonstration in which the web site owner could enter a character's name in a game, and something about the character, and have that information stored as a web page for later reference under the character's name. It's easy enough to write a basi ....

1961 - Making our things easier to find
The gap from end-of-training a week before Christmas to start-of-training in the new year is a chance to catch up on some non-urgent, but never the less important things; catching up with family and on the personal side, as a starter (and that's somewhat away from this blog) but also with things lik ....

1960 - Christmas Survivors
There's a genre of TV shows - the post-catastrophe ones - where small group(s) of people from many walks of life are all that are left after some event. Be it from a world-shattering physical disaster, a virus or an aircraft crash, we see and learn about people and how they learn about each other, m ....

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Happy Christmas!Guess who's around tonight! ....

1958 - PHP - Parse error: syntax error, unexpected $end ...
Have you ever had an irritating PHP message that says "parse error" or "syntax" error and little else - and points to $end / the last line of your PHP file which is (a) perfectly ok and (b) probably HTML anyway? Something like this: Dorothy:~ grahamellis$ php floppy   Parse error: syntax erro ....

1957 - Why are cooks bad tempered?
I've heard it said that cooks are bad tempered because they spend all of their time creating art in food, just to have it destroyed when it's eaten ... Odd comment. Odd opposite. I served breakfast this morning (hey, the first Monday in *months* I wasn't training, and they say a change is as goo ....

1956 - Images for Christmas
For just the winter holiday season, we'll be changing the image in our page header at seven minutes after five each morning. Will we be up at that time, then? Well - we might be but to make it consistent, we're using a crontab job on the server. This is the regular image ... And this is the ima ....

1955 - How to avoid duplicating web page maintainance
How do you move from a web site with a single static page to a web site with a thousand pages (URLs) without multiplying your maintainance work by a thousand? Such is the critical importance of being able to do this that there are many schemes available - many solutions - and virtually every site t ....

1954 - mod_rewrite for newcomers
What is mod_rewrite? It's an Apache httpd (web server) module that takes user's requests for pages and diverts them to a resource of a different name (and perhaps type). Why might we want to do this? See previous article for some reasons and alternatives Here's a simple example of a rewrite rule ....

1953 - End of Training, 2008
Yesterday was the end of training for 2008 - the final Perl on the Web course for the year ran, and we're into our low / quiet season ... for training IS seasonal, with a low season from mid December through to mid January, from where business picks up and we'll be "all hands on deck" again by Valen ....

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