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Bookkeeping  It's incredible just how much time bookkeeping takes - small adjustments to the various resources we have, tidying up modules that are no longer relevant and pointing any visitors at replacements. There' been a lot of that going on over the last couple of days ... for example:1. I have deleted two Lua modules from our training courses. They were the original Lua modules, and have now been superceeded by a complete set of modules through which we can teach Learning to Program in Lua or Lua Programming. Here's a line that I've added to the .htaccess file to send anyone who's looking for the old A350 module to the nearest alternative - U050: RewriteRule ^[aA]350.htm http://www.wellho.net/resources/U050.html [R=301,NC,L]Options on the rewrite: R=301 - send out a 'permanent redirect' status, no. 301 NC - No Cache L - Last - i.e. do not continue on to apply any more rewrite rules 2. I have consolidated two generic XML modules into one - [here]. That's not to say that our XML coverage is limited, but rather we teach XML through and within the languages and technologies within which we use it ... so you'll find resources on Perl and XML, including PHP, XML and XSLT, on Python and XML, etc, elsewhere on the web site, indexed with the relevant courses. You'll find other snippets too - such as a reference to Magpierss and how we use it [here]. 3. I have added in a new subject tag (pseudo module) to cover the dog and cat; a lot of posts about the dog since we got her; there are a number of doggie people who want to follow her fortunes which they can do [here], and there are other for whom, frankly, she's not why they're reading this site. There have also been a few opportunities to get out / get some fresh air / help rechange the batteries ready for next year's training schedule, which starts with an Apache httpd / Tomcat deployment course on 7th January. The picture at the head of this article is of the Wilts and Berks Canal, taken at Wootton Bassett .. and there are more pictures here. P.S. Did you realise that "Bookkeeping" - the subject of this item - is one of the few English words with three double letters next to each other. Quote appropriate, then, that the picture is of Wootton Bassett which also has a lot of doubles. (written 2009-12-29) 2f50 Associated topics are indexed under P668 - Handling XML in Perl[3874] Using Perl to read an RSS feed off a web site and extract data - via LWP and XML modules - (2012-09-30) [2378] Handling XML in Perl - introduction and early examples - (2009-08-27) Y151 - Python & XML [3082] XML handling in Python - SAX, DOM and XSLT examples - (2010-12-09) [2506] Good example of recursion in Python - analyse an RSS feed - (2009-11-18) U050 - Lua - General [3724] Learning to Program in Lua - public / open training course / class - (2012-05-09) [3528] December courses - PHP, Python, Perl - and a weekend Lua course - (2011-11-24) [2947] Teaching Lua to a Perl advocate - (2010-09-06) [2504] Learning to program in ... - (2009-11-15) [2492] Lua Classes - open enrolement - (2009-11-04) [2331] Certification Revisted - Lua - (2009-08-09) [2318] For Lua Programmers AND for Town Planners - (2009-08-02) [2315] New Lua Examples - for last weeks delegates - (2009-08-01) [2309] Lua training class in Spanish - (2009-07-29) [2227] Learning PHP, Ruby, Lua and Python - upcoming courses - (2009-06-11) A607 - Web Application Deployment - Apache httpd mod_rewrite [3862] Forwarding a whole domain, except for a few directories - Apache http server - (2012-09-17) [3753] Adding a passcode to a directory - (2012-06-05) [3568] Telling which ServerAlias your visitor used - useful during merging domains - (2012-01-04) [3339] Simplest ever proxy configuration? - (2011-06-28) [3197] Finding and diverting image requests from rogue domains - (2011-03-08) [2981] How to set up short and meaningfull alternative URLs - (2010-10-02) [2900] Redirecting a page - silent, temporary or permanent? - (2010-08-03) [2773] Dynamically watching your web site via a PHP wrapper - (2010-05-21) [2768] Carrying a long URL around - looking for memorable shorts - (2010-05-17) [2728] Redirecting a home page using mod_rewrite - (2010-04-17) [2094] If you have a spelling mistake in your URL / page name - (2009-03-21) [1954] mod_rewrite for newcomers - (2008-12-20) [1778] Pointing all the web pages in a directory at a database - (2008-08-30) [1771] More HowTo diagrams - MySQL, Tomcat and Java - (2008-08-24) [1731] Apache httpd, MySQL, PHP - installation procedure - (2008-08-01) [1636] What to do if the Home Page is missing - (2008-05-08) [1381] Using a MySQL database to control mod_rewrite via PHP - (2007-10-06) [1376] Choosing between mod_proxy and mod_rewrite - (2007-10-02) [1207] Simple but effective use of mod_rewrite (Apache httpd) - (2007-05-27) [1009] Passing GET parameters through Apache mod_rewrite - (2006-12-27) [1006] Apache httpd and Apache Tomcat together tips - (2006-12-24) [934] Clustering, load balancing, mod_rewrite and mod_proxy - (2006-11-21) [755] Using different URLs to navigate around a single script - (2006-06-11) [631] Apache httpd to Tomcat - jk v proxy - (2006-03-03) Z203 - Cat and Dog [4016] Red, yellow, green or pink dog? Yellow Dog Project - (2013-02-23) [3943] With us for a year already! - (2012-12-03) [3936] Lisa is home today ... - (2012-11-26) [3920] Challenge for a photographer - (2012-11-10) [3908] Black dogs at Halloween - (2012-10-31) [3906] Taking the lead, not the dog, for a walk. - (2012-10-28) [3737] Postcards from Barmouth - (2012-05-20) [3675] Spring 2012 - (2012-03-30) [3674] Off to walk the dogs - (2012-03-30) [3625] An update on Billy the Greyhound and Gypsy the Lurcher - (2012-02-25) [3606] Gypsy and Billy enjoy the snow - (2012-02-10) [3561] Happy Christmas ... a Christmas morning walk in Melksham - (2011-12-25) [3553] Changes to morning routines - (2011-12-16) [3541] I loves Melksham - (2011-12-06) [3537] Letting the foster parents know ... too little or too much? - (2011-12-04) [3533] No message - just doggy pictures of the new doggy - (2011-11-30) [3530] A typical weekend?? - (2011-11-28) [3338] Return trip - Dogs Trust, Newbury - (2011-06-27) [3324] Rabbit Shelter - (2011-06-12) [3096] Contrast in pictures - (2010-12-20) [2897] The Land of the Black Labrador - (2010-08-01) [2787] Sleeping in on Sunday - (2010-05-30) [2689] Can my dog eat potatoes? Doggie Dietary Research, and political sleaze! - (2010-03-23) [2499] ourdog is Greyhound, Staffie and Ginger Cake - (2009-11-09) [2496] A better design of mouth - (2009-11-07) [2456] Bright Eyes - (2009-10-16) [2451] Gypsy says - (2009-10-12) [2450] Family Gathering at 404, The Spa - (2009-10-11) [2295] The dog is not in trouble - (2009-07-17) [2271] Dogs Trust, Dog Show, Newbury - (2009-07-06) [2252] Leaping dog, Leaping horse, copyright of old masters - (2009-06-20) [2167] Watching the tele - (2009-05-10) [2140] Beware - giving copyright away when you upload a picture - Dogs Trust - (2009-04-25) [2138] Ski bore ... train bore ... dog bore - (2009-04-24) [2132] Learning about Lurchers - (2009-04-18) [2029] Also for the eyes of the cat - (2009-02-07) [771] From cat breeder to Cobol to Perl - (2006-06-21) [744] We can offer a room, but we can't operate on a dog - (2006-06-05) [547] Taking the dog for a walk - (2005-12-29) [96] Variable Scope - (2004-10-22) [62] Technical Open House - (2004-09-25) 238c
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