Posts from ‘October, 2002’

revjim.net now has a RevJimWiki. It's powered by a customized version of WakkaWiki. The most substantial thing in it, currently, is my RSSAggregatorIdea.
Feel free to poke around. It's still in the beginning stages, so let me know if anything seems out of place or buggy.

Some friends and I are planning to attend the The Plantersville, TX (Houston, TX area) Renaissance Festival this weekend. Toward the beginning of this week, it looked as though we might be rained out, or treading in serious mud by attending. However, it looks as though things are clearing up. The current forecast shows no [...]

revjim.net's Movable Type installation has been upgraded to version 2.51.

dive into mark has an orange/black face lift in honor of Halloween. Oh the virtues of CSS. I thought about doing this to revjim.net, but got bored with the idea and occupied doing other things.

Movable Type 2.51 released. You can view the Changelog or just go straight to the Download Page.
Along with some bug fixes and few tiny new features, there is one improvement that really makes this release worth the download. During the rebuild process, MovableType will now check to see if the data in the file [...]

Paul Ford gives his answer to the question "How do you know she's the one?" in Looking at the Numbers: "I'd rather make you clothes out of time than play the odds. If I met you in orbit we could touch fingertips, and dive into the atmosphere as meteors. It would be over like that. [...]

For Brad.
Here is a PHP function that will grab all the rows from a mysql result identifier:
function mysql_fetch_allrows($res) {

while($data[] = mysql_fetch_assoc($res)) {
# nothing
}

return array_slice($data,0,-1);

}
Or, if you just want one field:
function mysql_fetch_field_allrows($res,$field) {

while($data = mysql_fetch_assoc($res)) {
$rtn[] = $data[$field];
}

return $rtn;

}

Webmasterbase.com has an excellent article on Apache's mod_rewrite. If you are developing any kind of web application (blog tools, photo gallery, forum software, a guestbook script, ANYTHING), and either don't know how to use the "PATH_INFO" environment variable or just don't like messing with it, then mod_rewrite is for you. If you've ever migrated a [...]

Keith Devens will soon be releasing version 3 of his XML-RPC Client/Server for PHP. His new version, due for release this week or next, promises to be the best available. It will allow (hopefully) client and server creation in one line of code. It uses native PHP variable types and will most likely support [...]

Created by one of the co-founders of Mastercard, Cashets.com is a website that allows the payment of dollar amounts ranging from $0.02 to $5.00. There is a 1% fee (billed to the recipient) rounded up to the penny. You can put money in your account from any PayPal or Yahoo! PayDirect account.
At first glance, the [...]