phil ringnalda

Moved the archive scripts in without much trouble: too bad I’m not as quick about rewriting them for a little more efficiency. And configurability.

Don’t mind the mess, just starting to move in. What with the fact that I’ve got stuff parked on five different servers, plus another five Blog*Spot blogs, it reminds me of trying to move into a new place after you have had all your stuff stored with different friends. I’m not sure I even remember […]

zez.org: about code – in this case, about eZXMLRPC code

Unless someone else decides to go down the Blogvoices, Reblogger, BlogBack and Snorcomments path (and why would they?), I’m afraid that remotely-hosted dotcomments is next in line. After months of light activity, the main comment and source of support is getting a bit more active. So, since the hurdle of ftping a couple of files, […]

Plotting Along (washingtonpost.com) : Writers such as Tom Clancy, Ken Follett, Mary Higgins Clark, Stephen Coonts, Robin Cook, Faye Kellerman, V.C. Andrews, Jonathan Kellerman, Dean Koontz and Dale Brown are remarkable for a rhythmless beat, and a straightforward approach to writing that ranks zippy, superinventive plot first, stating the obvious second, concrete details third, and […]

PHPBuilder.com – Checking Data

PHPBuilder.com – Best Practices: PHP Coding Style

phphelp.com – Running PHP Scripts Securely with a script wrapper

Dan’s Web Tips: “How Do I Force…?” : If you’re sending data files of some sort which the user ought to be saving instead of viewing in his/her browser, the best MIME type to use is application/octet-stream; this will usually cause a “save” dialog box to appear. Say you were sending the text of a […]

HTML 4.01 spec says that a name =”foo[]” is invalid: ID and NAME tokens must begin with a letter ([A-Za-z]) and may be followed by any number of letters, digits ([0-9]), hyphens (“-“), underscores (“_”), colons (“:”), and periods (“.”).