Wow, after about 5 years programming I never stumbled upon this tag for normal “SELECT”-boxes.
Defines an option group. This element allows you to group choices. When you have a long list of options, groups of related choices are easier to handle
where did I miss this one ….?
Well, today while searching on Yahoo(yes I use other search engines also), I stumbled across this video advert about the founder of the Numa-Numa dance.(previous post).
Here is the vid:
I am looking in customizing the template of this blog to something unique and personal.
I thing the first thing would be to get another image for the top, something like a open white beach or maybe more of a computer-related theme, although the current desert theme doesn’t look to shabby.
Last night, Paul from Blogmad.net contacted me to tell me that I’ve been chosen to be a BETA tester, to test their software before their LIVE version.
SO now I’ll be able to post some inside screenshots and some sneak previews for BlogMad …
I just stumbled upon phpWebThings, almost looks like a phpNuke sister…, looks very nicely done, with all the nitty-gritty stuff you need from a good CMS, themable, modular … If maybe I’ve got more time one day, I’ll look deeper into this one …. Here is a description from there site:
phpWebThings is a Powerful, professional application framework for intermediate to advanced PHP programmer, open source Web Portal, Online Community System, Content Managenent System (CMS) or whatever you want to call it. The goal of phpWebThings is to have an automated web site that is easy for the webmaster to manipulate while still being secure and functional. Each user can submit comments to discuss Articles, News, Downloads similar to many other systems. The main features include: All Modular design, Web Based Admin, User Login, News System, User Messages, Downloads, FAQs, Contact Area, Links, User and Authors edit, an Integrated Banner Ad system, Internal Search Engine, Support for 20 languages, Comments option in Polls, lot of themes, File Manager, Download Manager, FAQ Manager, Categorized Articles and many, many more friendly functions.
You guys will see that I’m still using the default WordPress theme.
The reason is that when using the theme I found, the images go past the border lines and then everything goes haywire, so now I have a choice, fix and customize the current theme, or search for a new theme.
I think I’ll go with the “Search for a new theme” as I have too much other stuff also to attend to, so we’ll just have to wait… and see
Hi guys
A while back I created an Open Source project called dbHistoric which intends to be a monitoring and statistics tool for database.
I will capture the status of database systems at certain times of the days(given intervals) and then one can draw reports on them.
Currently I’m looking for guys that can help me with the design and implementation of some documentation and requirements.
I am also very busy lately so all hands are welcome.
The technologies that I’ve decided on are Java(for backend engine) and PHP/gdLibrary for reporting, but I”m open to suggestions.
Please have a look at my project on SourceForge.net .
Hi guys, something totally off-topic.
Took this photo near Pilgrims Rest in Mpumalanga(i think) in South Africa.
Just so cool … hehe
I cannot wait to write a full blown article concerning AJAX methodologies.
The last week I’ve been intensely developing in AJAX, it is the best thing for internet since … mmm
I cannot believe this technology has always been sitting there, and no-one using it.
I’ve added a new links sections on the right hand side, for all links to other blogs.
My first link is to Piku’s PHP Blog, this blog contains the newest news in the PHP realm and also some nifty code snippets, be sure to check our this site.