> One note, please add at least the subject of the thread in when replying
to a
> section of a digest email and puleaze trim messages. 90% of your email had
> nothing to do with what you were asking. I won't even get into the top
posting
> issue
Thanks David, this is something I've been meanin
Peter Sawczynec wrote:
I'm looking for the names of some great PHP/MySQL blogging
application(s) that allow multiple blogs and allow the developer to have
plenty of CSS interface customization.
I'd really appreciate hearing the ones you suggest.
My preference is Drupal. Not only can you r
Nicholas Hart wrote:
Many thanks for the considerable response! I have changed the code to
reduce a large number of SELECTs by saving a query to an array. My
problem now is that although this array is appox. 3,000 records, I need
a way to pass this to a function. Note: the array contains all
On Feb 16, 2009, at 5:41 PM, Nicholas Hart wrote:
Many thanks for the considerable response! I have changed the code
to reduce a large number of SELECTs by saving a query to an array.
My problem now is that although this array is appox. 3,000 records,
I need a way to pass this to a functi
Many thanks for the considerable response! I have changed the code to
reduce a large number of SELECTs by saving a query to an array. My problem
now is that although this array is appox. 3,000 records, I need a way to
pass this to a function. Note: the array contains all discount data while
the
I would be remiss if I did not mention Drupal for multiple blogs. It rocks
"out of the box" and is set up for multiple blogs/installs I should also
mention Joomla! for single blogs, it's far more advanced than b2evolution
(actually it has a b2evolution plugin) and it skins faster than a cat.
(Faste
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 12:27 PM, Anthony Wlodarski
wrote:
> When building a web application that is usually a single page load, what
> are the criteria that you may use to decide that this feature should be a
> separate application or this feature be part of another tool?
>
Uh depends. Generall
When building a web application that is usually a single page load, what are
the criteria that you may use to decide that this feature should be a separate
application or this feature be part of another tool? I always found it
interesting how many features are expected to be packed into a form
Hi David:
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 10:53:58AM -0500, David Krings wrote:
> Daniel Convissor wrote:
>> Hi David:
>>
>> On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 09:56:27AM -0500, David Krings wrote:
>>> Daniel Convissor wrote:
Uh, "have" is the wrong word there. :) You don't need to drop a
database befor
Daniel Convissor wrote:
Hi David:
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 09:56:27AM -0500, David Krings wrote:
Daniel Convissor wrote:
Uh, "have" is the wrong word there. :) You don't need to drop a
database before upgrading. You leave your old tables in place and
MySQL provides upgrade scripts that imple
Hi David:
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 09:56:27AM -0500, David Krings wrote:
> Daniel Convissor wrote:
>>
>> Uh, "have" is the wrong word there. :) You don't need to drop a
>> database before upgrading. You leave your old tables in place and
>> MySQL provides upgrade scripts that implement changes
Daniel Convissor wrote:
Hi David:
Yesterday I applied patches and upgrades to my servers (Apache, MySQL,
PHP) and while that worked out nicely except that I yet again have to
recreate all the MySQL user accounts
Uh, "have" is the wrong word there. :) You don't need to drop a database
befor
Hi Peter:
On Mon, Feb 16, 2009 at 09:26:26AM -0500, Peter Sawczynec wrote:
>
> So you are saying you can delete
> every entry in the Apache conf and MySQL, PHP ini and the products will
> work correctly on their own using all default settings that are actually
> pre-programmed into the product an
Additionally, I've seen and made conf and ini files with all the line
spacing and comments stripped out and that also makes for a nice short
and pithy file. (You can keep a copy of a default ini laying around in
case you need a reference.)
> To simplify tracking and maintenance, in major systems I
Hi David:
> Yesterday I applied patches and upgrades to my servers (Apache, MySQL,
> PHP) and while that worked out nicely except that I yet again have to
> recreate all the MySQL user accounts
Uh, "have" is the wrong word there. :) You don't need to drop a database
before upgrading. You lea
Anirudh Zala wrote:
> Besides all of these good suggestions, always use "timers" to measure time
spent behind execution of certain portion of your script to identify what
part is taking so long.
Or usa an IDE that includes a profiler, because those are designed for that
purpose (at least dur
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