Adding support for MS SQL Server in PHP is not very difficult. Searching (Google/Bing/whatever) reveals lots of information on how to do this with Windows – naturally – but very little on how to go about it using Linux. …
This is the thirteenth in a series of blog posts I’m doing on the upcoming VS 2010 and .NET 4 release. Today’s post covers some of the improvements being made around Search Engine Optimization (SEO) with ASP.NET 4. …
To install the PHP manual as unix manual pages: $ pear install doc.php.net/pman. If you are running very old pear version you need to “discover” the doc.php.net channel first: $ pear channel-discover doc.php.net …
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2 Responses to “Linux/OSX: find out what network ports are in use”. I’ve given up on netstat and now use lsof nearly all of the time. sudo lsof -itcp -a -p $mysql_pid a common use but you can also slice it up a number of different ways. …
PHP is like a handgun. On its own, it is simply an inanimate tool that has no moral leaning. In the hands of a responsible citizen, it can be used to the benefit of society. But in the hands of someone who is untrained or mentally unstable, it can be used to commit … Guns, Germ(ane)s, and Steal | The Woodwork Says: January 5th, 2010 at 12:51. [...] Paul Jones notes that I did not attribute this quote: A Java person says, “Look at it this way, Java is like a [...] …
The fastest Web browser on Linux by a gigantic margin is Chrome, and now that it supports extensions, it may just be the best Web browser on Linux. … But I uninstalled it because it hijacked my Java. Java worked fine in Chrome, but when I used Firefox again, all Java functionality in Firefox had vanished. I tried a lot of things to get it back, such as reinstalling the plugin, etc. Nothing fixed it. Apparently Chrome makes a change in your Firefox profile. …
Windows, Apple & Linux Technology news with Gamer and Software updates across the aforementioned platforms. … Well according to this thread over at HardOCP http://www.hardforum.com/showthread.php?t=1483502 this doesn’t work in Vista, but I just did it on my laptop and it works fine, so, hit or miss I guess. Edit: Ok, seems it has a problem with Vista 64-bit but 32-bit is fine. Why did my edit button disappear? hmmm… #7.1 Jugalator on 05 Jan 2010 – 14:36 …
Last time I posted about a job, we ne Beverly Hills Ninja eded a skilled backend PHP developer. We searched and eventually found a great developer, Andrei Shevtsov, to join our team. Now, we’re looking for another one! …
They were including a file on the same domain, I had just built them this way because they were being used from dynamic links. Is there a reason that 5.2.11 no longer recognizes this? It appears to be valid on php.net. …
