Better Permalinks to Pages
Tuesday, November 1st, 2005For some obscure reason, using WordPress Pages together with permalinks did not work for me with latest WP installed (1.5.2). Here is my solution together with the modifications to the code.
For some obscure reason, using WordPress Pages together with permalinks did not work for me with latest WP installed (1.5.2). Here is my solution together with the modifications to the code.
Running a WordPress weblog in several languages simultaneously, means translating and coordinating several components in WordPress. Here are some ideas and solutions to this…
I’ve recently found myself looking for a good way to dynamically resize and optimize animated GIFs from within a PHP driven website. These are some of the choices I found.
I really don’t know why I haven’t uploaded this before, but here is the current documentation of PHPlot, the PHP graphing library I maintain. Well, at least I used to, because I don’t really have the time any more…
Together with the standard documentation it you will find the latest manual that the kind L. Bayuk wrote for all of us, and which the unforgivable maintainer (me) has not yet released with PHPlot…
Quickly fix permissions under one directory. Get it. Or see it…
Bazaar is one of several implementations of the GNU-Arch version control system (the other one being TLA), and the one we use at my job due to its simpler interface and improved usability.
Here I make available a 64bit RPM of Bazaar 1.4, with a little patch of mine which makes the environment variable ARCH_LOG available to the hook upon commit.
As usual, the package is signed with my public GnuPG key.
Some functions providing nice output formatting and easier user input parsing used by some of my scripts. Get them. Or view them…
Poor man’s replace in files. Get it. Or see it…
Last week I had to test if some video in .3gp format worked on a particular handset, but I wanted to test it from a Doja app. Given that someone on doja-developer.net asked for it as well, I coded a quick example, quite similar my other JarInflater example, and here it is.
Today I’ve been toying around with some ideas to reduce download times of resources in Doja applications. We have this big game here which has to download somewhere around 200KB and it just takes too much time.
After a little reading it appeared as obvious to use JarInflater, which is handily available on Doja 2.5 Overseas Edition, the platform we develop for here, and which basically reads JAR (aka ZIP) files from an InputStream and returns another InputStream for each filename we request.