There is often a requirement to block/deny user access to certain websites and this post shows how administrators can utilise Squid to achieve this:
Squid is a popular open source web proxy server and web caching software. It has a wide variety of uses, from speeding up a web server by caching repeated requests, to caching [...]
I mentioned when I posted about finishing a website that I had made some custom scripts, and this was one of them. This assumes you have all the Google PHP scripts ready on your site, comments have been made at appropriate areas. The HTML included is meant to be styled and is just the structure I used to make it. You can see the implementation right over yonder. Features: Show all Picasa alb
sIFR by default using JavaScript for customizing, but we have to write a long line for just customizing one element/tag (i.e <H1>).As you can see in above image there are a couple line with very long line to write. We can make it shot using php because the other sIFR option nearly the same for each line (look at the sWmode, sLlinkColor and other option). So i write a php code for make a simple sIFR code placement.Basically this php code just to write javascript codes in the pages where sIFR will be place.Write this script and save it with sIFR.php (or whatever name you like). Next you must include this page in every php page where you want the sIFR font show up. But first the pages must included the sIFR javascript and css between the <head> and </head> tag (Code : Look at below image).If you want to use the php class, simply write php code like this example.<?php$sIFR->element[] = ".gm| FiftiesHeavy.swf | #dedede";$sIFR->element[] = ".judul1| Fancy Footwork.
sIFR by default using JavaScript for customizing, but we have to write a long line for just customizing one element/tag (i.e <H1>).As you can see in above image there are a couple line with very long line to write. We can make it shot using php because the other sIFR option nearly the same for each line (look at the sWmode, sLlinkColor and other option). So i write a php code for make a simple sIFR code placement.Basically this php code just to write javascript codes in the pages where sIFR will be place.Write this script and save it with sIFR.php (or whatever name you like). Next you must include this page in every php page where you want the sIFR font show up. But first the pages must included the sIFR javascript and css between the <head> and </head> tag (Code : Look at below image).If you want to use the php class, simply write php code like this example.<?php$sIFR->element[] = ".gm| FiftiesHeavy.swf | #dedede";$sIFR->element[] = ".judul1| Fancy Footwork.
Adding an rss feed to your website is not as difficult as most people believe. The great thing about adding RSS feeds to your website is that the feed can keep your page content updated automatically since you are ‘streaming’ information directly from another website to your page!The method of adding RSS feeds discussed below involves the use of PHP and HTML.To get started with streaming an RSS feed, you need to dwnload a package called RSS2HTML which makes it easy to add feeds to your website.You can download the RSS2HTML package from http://www.feedforall.com/download/ Once the files are unzipped, upload the php file rss2html.php to your server.RSS2HTML uses templates to define how the news feed should be displayed, so you will also have to upload the template file included in the package to your server (template1.html). Once those files have been uploaded, loading an RSS file is easy!Choose the HTML file you would like the RSS file to be loaded in, and rename the file to have an
ProductCritic is developed with the Ruby on Rails framework. This entry will give some insight on how this came to be.My experience with web apps started with ASP and later onto ASP.NET. I found ASP.NET a huge improvement over ASP but after working on a few sites I still found it lacking.Specifically one thing ASP.NET does not have good support for is nice URLs. I'm sure there are ways to do it but I never found a good solution to removing those ugly .aspx page extensions. Also, the page/form centric model that ASP.NET uses is a bad design for medium to large sites I find. No matter how hard I try I've always found my ASP.NET based sites always becoming a bit of a mess if they take off in size. There were many other problems and things I just didn't like about ASP.NET so about a year and a half ago I began looking for an alternative.I got interested in working with Ruby on Rails after seeing the original screencast. I'll never forget thinking "who is that crazy danish guy ye
