A rather geeky/technical weblog, est. 2001, by Bramus
inc.functions.php – Part 1 : Fixing those gmail.com e-mail addresses.After seeing Shaun’s Fixing the $_FILES superglobal I found myself browsing around in the inc.functions.php file I’ve been using and maintaining project by project. To my own surprise I noticed that the file itself has grown over time and kind of is stuffed with some darn handy functions! Time to spread them out, starting with …
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I have been writing on how to handle files for use with TinyMCE in the past (Part 1 & Part 2). Before continuing the series I feel like writing a more general post on the subject, as this will give insight in the how and why later on. Having experimented with file uploads myself in …
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By now you must all now that I’m a Scout Master at the Scouts here in Deinze. When you’re aged 14, it’s a tradition to receive a totem, in the form of an animal name (e.g. Lion). In a book called “Het Achste Vuur”, all totems are described, underlining the characteristics that go with the …
Some time ago I wrote ranted about Dexia Direct Net. During the time now and my initial post, the shit really hit the fan: DDN was not working at all. The first few days I used DDN everything started to go slower: one clicked on a action he wanted to perform (or at least one …
Took some time, but here’s the “I’m back from holiday – too bad it’s already finished”-post. This wasn’t a “normal” vacation as ‘taking a plane towards the sun’, but a camp with the (boy)scouts. It’s always been a tradition that the group of members that’s spending its last year as being a member (so next …
On June 8 the 10 SIGCHI Conference, entitled “The Web and Beyond” took place in the lovely Tuschinski Theater in Amsterdam, Holland. Amongst the speakers were Jesse James Garret (Adaptive Path), Jared Spool (User Interface Egineering) and Bill Scott (Yahoo!) to talk about the thing most people dub as “Web 2.0”