[837] Tomcat - Shutdown port - (new - 2006-08-18)
[755] Using different URLs to navigate around a single script
[746] Domain Listing Center and Domain Registry of America
[732] Where is a web site visitor browsing from
[690] Adding Virtual Hosts
Top or Show all for Apache HTTP and Tomcat Servers

[802] undefined reference to typeinfo - C++ error message - (new - 2006-07-15)
[801] Simple polymorphism example - C++ - (new - 2006-07-14)
[799] The case for exceptions - (new - 2006-07-11)
[798] References and Pointers in C++ - (new - 2006-07-10)
[318] Choosing a theme
Top or Show all for C and C++ Programming

[830] Butterflies in a Wiltshire garden - (new - 2006-08-12)
[811] Melksham in Bloom - (new - 2006-07-22)
[805] Melksham Carnival Parade - (new - 2006-07-16)
[796] Busy day in Melksham - (new - 2006-07-08)
[717] A customer service company
Top or Show all for Melksham

[741] Last week - picture of the Perl course
[726] In praise of training course delegates.
[719] Gardens, Well House Consultants HQ
[669] The best Open Source library in town
[640] Training Centre Pictures
Top or Show all for Training from Well House Consultants

[849] Staff Meeting - (new - 2006-08-30)
[844] Hotel, Melksham, Wiltshire - (new - 2006-08-24)
[838] Talking about other training companies. - (new - 2006-08-19)
[816] Above the parapit, Well House Manor - (new - 2006-07-28)
[813] Monday Morning at Well House Consultants Melksham - (new - 2006-07-24)
[808] Sales call - (new - 2006-07-19)
[797] Writing up new C / C++ notes. - (new - 2006-07-09)
Top or Show all for Running a training and hotel company

[731] Hotel Technology Requirements
[707] A story of goldfish
[667] Well House Manor goes ahead
[643] If it's Sunday, it must be Bedwyn
[617] Easy, Free, Reliable internet access
Top or Show all for Well House Manor - Hotel and Training Centre

[841] Forum help - a push in the right direction - (new - 2006-08-21)
[828] Freedom of speech and freedom to post - (new - 2006-08-10)
[823] An excellent use for a visitor count? - (new - 2006-08-05)
[819] My projector has a photo-id - (new - 2006-07-31)
[800] Effective web campaign? - (new - 2006-07-12)
[795] Remember a site's non-technical issues too - (new - 2006-07-07)
Top or Show all for For the Webmaster, Postmaster and moderator

[747] The Fag Packet Design Methodology
[728] Looking ahead and behind in a Regular Expression
[687] Presentation, Business and Persistence layers in Perl and PHP
[630] Hostnames spring forward
[592] NOT Gone phishing
Top or Show all for General Programming Topics

[832] Displaying data at 5 items per line on a web page - (new - 2006-08-14)
[822] PHP - a team member leaves - (new - 2006-08-04)
[806] Check your user is human. Have him retype a word in a graphic - (new - 2006-07-17)
[789] Hot answers in PHP - (new - 2006-07-02)
[767] Finding the language preference of a web site visitor
[716] Evaluating arithmetic expressions in configuration files
[709] Handling huge data files in PHP
[646] PHP - London course, Melksham Course, Evening course
[624] It's REALLY easy to add a little PHP
[603] PHP - setting sort order with an associative array
[589] Robust PHP user inputs
[574] PHP - dividing a string up into pieces
[563] Merging pictures using PHP and GD
[558] Converting between acres and hectares
[542] Morning image, afternoon image
[537] Daily Image Santafied
[484] Setting the file name for a downloaded document
[483] Double Dollars in PHP
[481] PHP upgrade - traps to watch
[451] Accessing a page via POST from within a PHP script
[443] Server side scripting of styles to suit the browser
[425] Caching an XML feed
[422] PHP Magic Quotes
[421] Don't repeat code - use loops or functions
[410] Reading a news or blog feed (RSS) in your PHP page
[406] Assignment, equality and identity in PHP
[394] A year on - should we offer certified PHP courses
[376] What brings people to my web site?
[372] Time calculation in PHP
[356] Sudoku helper or sudoku cheat
[343] Should I use structured or object oriented?
[341] Happy Birthday, PHP
[339] Passing information into and out of PHP functions
[337] the array returned by preg_match_all
[322] More maps
[320] Ordnance Survey - using a 'Get a map'
[223] There is a function in PHP to do that
[205] PHP5 lets you say no
[135] Too many Perls
[132] Portrait of the author
[123] Short underground journeys and a PHP book
[93] Case Sensitive?
[67] Object Oriented Programming in PHP
[55] Evening classes to learn PHP
[54] PHP and natural sorting
[50] Current cost in your local currency
[48] PHP - onwards and upwards
Top or Show all for PHP - the language and its application

[792] Is Java the right language to learn? - (new - 2006-07-04)
[754] tar, jar, war, ear, sar files
[694] Ant and Make
[479] New servlet from old
[127] Conversion and coercion in Java
Top or Show all for Java and the Java Environment

[848] Bath - a tourist city on our doorstep - (new - 2006-08-29)
[842] Dramatic Skys at Longleat - (new - 2006-08-22)
[840] Computers, Brides and Cream Teas - (new - 2006-08-20)
[833] Old Wardour Castle - (new - 2006-08-14)
[829] Where to go within 30 minutes of Melksham - (new - 2006-08-11)
[825] Pictures of the Vale of Pewsey - (new - 2006-08-07)
[824] Pictures of Avebury, Longleat and Dyrham - (new - 2006-08-06)
[812] Minimal Signage - (new - 2006-07-23)
[809] What to do during a Linux build - (new - 2006-07-20)
[804] The Courts, Holt - (new - 2006-07-16)
Top or Show all for Around, about and nearby to Wiltshire

[839] Reporting on the 10 largest files or 10 top scores - (new - 2006-08-20)
[765] Perl - turning seconds into days, hours, minutes and seconds
[762] Huge data files - what happened earlier?
[760] Self help in Perl
[743] How to debug a Perl program
Top or Show all for The Perl Programming Language and its use

[847] Image maps for navigation - a straightforward example - (new - 2006-08-28)
[665] PHP Image viewing application
[565] Using PHP to output images, XML, Style sheets, etc
[553] Keep that image small
[522] Javascript events - a good example
Top or Show all for Client Side Languages (HTML, CSS, Javascript)

[664] Ruby course - oops - it's not happening
[550] 2006 - Making business a pleasure
[184] MTBF of coffee machines
Top or Show all for Ruby and Ruby on Rails

[723] Viewing images held in a MySQL database via PHP
[673] Helicopter views and tartans
[666] Database design - get it right from first principles
[647] Checking for MySQL errors
[644] Using a MySQL database from Perl
Top or Show all for SQL and MySQL

[787] Tk - laying out your GUI with frames, pack and grid - (new - 2006-06-30)
[785] Running external processes in Tcl and Tcl/Tk
[782] Converting between Hex and Decimal in Tcl
[781] Tcl - lappend v concat
[779] The fragility of pancakes - and better structures
Top or Show all for Tcl, Tcl/Tk and Expect

[846] Is Perl being replaced by PHP and Python? - (new - 2006-08-27)
[836] Build on what you already have with OO - (new - 2006-08-17)
[835] Python - when to use the in operator - (new - 2006-08-16)
[834] Python makes University Challenge - (new - 2006-08-15)
[831] Comparison of Object Oriented Philosophy - Python, Java, C++, Perl - (new - 2006-08-13)
[821] Dynamic functions and names - Python - (new - 2006-08-03)
[788] New - Conditional expressions in Python 2.5 - (new - 2006-07-01)
Top or Show all for Python Programming

[843] To join an organisation? - (new - 2006-08-23)
[820] Robert and William Whitworth - (new - 2006-08-01)
[817] Working on Weekend in Wiltshire and others - (new - 2006-07-29)
[810] A bad place for security firms - (new - 2006-07-21)
[794] Perl delegate - much more than just a delegate - (new - 2006-07-06)
Top or Show all for And also ...

[818] Heard, yes. Considered, no. The case for the train. - (new - 2006-07-30)
[814] Melksham Railway Calendar 2007 - (new - 2006-07-25)
[803] Not shouting - (new - 2006-07-16)
[793] The Wilts and Berks Canal - (new - 2006-07-05)
[790] Shadow Transport Minister to visit Melksham - (new - 2006-07-02)
Top or Show all for Public Transport

[850] Lighter moments - (new - 2006-08-31)
[826] Fighting illegal net use by imposing download limits - (new - 2006-08-09)
[815] Time trickles like water through a sieve - (new - 2006-07-27)
[807] Telling large from small - (new - 2006-07-18)
[791] Strange housewarming - (new - 2006-07-03)
Top or Show all for Fun and Flames

[845] Course scheduling and Geekmas - are they traditions yet? - (new - 2006-08-26)
[695] In the hospitality business
[626] Not just a pretty face to answer the phone.
[549] 2005 - Come as a student, leave as a friend
[464] Technical Loneliness
Top or Show all for Keynote Articles

[827] No news is good news with Unix and Linux - (new - 2006-08-10)
[770] Splash!
[768] Our new .eu top level domain
[735] Boys will be boys, saved by Ubuntu
[711] THE home directory or MY home directory
Top or Show all for Linux and Shell Programming

Public Transport • Training from Well House Consultants • And also ... • Tcl, Tcl/Tk and Expect • Programming in Lua • Python Programming • Well House Manor - Hotel and Training Centre • Apache HTTP and Tomcat Servers • The Perl Programming Language and its use • Ruby and Ruby on Rails • PHP - the language and its application • C and C++ Programming • Linux and Shell Programming • Melksham • SQL and MySQL • For the Webmaster, Postmaster and moderator • Java and the Java Environment • Fun and Flames • Running a training and hotel company • Around, about and nearby to Wiltshire • Client Side Languages (HTML, CSS, Javascript) • Keynote Articles • General Programming Topics
A little more about this newsletter ...

At Well House Consultants, we run niche IT training courses ... and we run a hotel for delegates on those courses and other visitors to Melksham too. And we make a lot of friends - have a lot of ambassadors with whom we want to keep in touch. So every day Graham (that's me, writing this piece) puts together an article or two which might include the latest sample programs that I've written during the current course, new information about Well House Manor - our business hotel, tips on search engine optimisation, announcements of upcoming public courses, pictures of local places, and even (on occasions) rants and whimsical pieces to keep those friends up to date and in touch. The feeds are available directlt via the Blog - "The Horse's Mouth", they're on our Twitter Feed and you can find me at my LinkedIn profile. But most people just want to look us up occasionally - every month or two, and then to catch up on the latest news just for their particular subjects of interest ... and that's what this newsletter is about

You'll find above the titles of ALL the new articles written in the last two months, listed by major subject area, and showing as (new) with their date of publication. You'll find additional articles in each category too - topping each category up to a minimum of five articles. And you'll find a link at the end of each section which lets you expand that section to show the titles of every article that's been published in that section. After all, "the old ones are often the best ones", aren't they?