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Evil website javascript virus
Saturday, 06 June 2009 08:50
Hi all,
It been nearly 2 months since a blog post, and its mostly because untill the other day I have had a virus on the website which has prevented me from doing so! Its a nasty little javascript thing which attemps to redirect viewers to virus download pages, the most annoying thing however is that its self duplicating which means it was bleedy EVERYWHERE! however it only is able to duplicate to index.*** files so about an hour of trawling through all of the websites files (jesus there was a lot!) and now its gone!
If you see of it again, let me know - and expect some code snippets coming in the next few days, also I have officially decided that virus creators are sad virgins who live in their mums loft/garage!
Top Windows Downloads
Sunday, 12 April 2009 00:00
Hi all,
I realised the links section of the website is generally a bit rubbish so I've decided to bulk it up a bit and also help by putting on the front end a list of applications that I can't have a PC running without them. I've come up with 10 at the moment but I want peoples emails so if you contact me and let me know of any suggestions to be added to this list.E-commerce class in PHP with Google Checkout
Thursday, 12 March 2009 20:21
Hi all,
Your probably wondering why I haven't had a post on here in a while and its because I have been coding a class file which is made to work with Google Checkout and potentially be a good class for everyone to use, naturally I will have to release it with notes and see what everyone thinks, but it should be quite nice to use!
Wordpress display/hide child LI tags on menu with PHP
Monday, 02 March 2009 21:24
Although I didn't make this code I still feel it needs to be in the knowledge base area rather than the links section as it needs to be available to search the site for it, anyway I was basicallly finding it quite hard to find a wordpress plugin which allows the LI/UL tags to automatically hide depending on wether their parent element is selected or not, kind of like an accordion effect but without the javascript.
Vertically centred website using CSS
Thursday, 26 February 2009 21:40
Placing your website in the centre of the screen can often be a potential minefield, but as a rule of thumb if you want to make a website that is just a box in the middle of the screen, which, is very aesthetically pleasing but does not use the real estate of the screen to its full usability. Anyway that a side you need to bare in mind the most common resolution (at the time of writing this post) is 1024x768 which means you only have about 950x565 to play with screen real estate.
Dynamic RSS feed using PHP and MySQL
Monday, 23 February 2009 18:07
Recently I have been working a lot with RSS feeds, and they are becoming a more globally used plugin or addon onto any website, I regularly use premade plugins for CMS's such as Joomla or Wordpress to enabled RSS feeds to be automatically be added to posts, dependant upon categories or categories. Anyway, it is quite bland out there as to the stages you need to perform in order to make a custom RSS feed for yourself which is standards compliant and fully customisable from an admin panel. Here is a class I came up with which allows multiple feeds to be generated by the same file.
More knowledge!
Wednesday, 18 February 2009 21:00
Although I am tending to pump out 1-2 clips of knowledge per week, it isn't really enough to make the website the big beast of knowledge I want it to be. In short I am really interested in anyone who wants to aid me in getting this website up and running by posting items in the knowledge base...C# - RSS Feed Reader with ASP.NET
Sunday, 15 February 2009 11:49
A while ago I was tasked with creating a website whereby a website could pickup rss feeds which were listed in a database and then grab the RSS feed form the URL parse it and display it on the page, this is the code that I came up with which is kinda basic, but...it works!Visual studio supporting PHP
Sunday, 08 February 2009 12:52
I've recently been out there looking for edittors, and although there are some amazing opensource edittors they tend to pale against paid for options. So I have been reviewing recently for a good overalloption and came across a software which is based on visual studio but works with PHP as well JCX's VS.PHP I have been using it at work for a while now, and have found it amazing to use, and the best thing is you don't need Visual Studio to use it, there are multiple ways of using it but I would go with buying the version which is made to plugin to visual studio 2008 and then installing the Visual Studio 2008 Shell (its free) from Microsoft in order to get CSS support with the program as the standalone version does not support CSS syntax highlighting, however, if your hunting for an editor for .NET development and PHP development then this program is definately for you, a great idea for only $99. Check www.xe.com for an accurate cost in your currency.
PHP strip individual keys and shunt array
Tuesday, 03 February 2009 19:15
As mentioned at the end of January I had come across the problem where its very difficult to find a function online which basically loops through an array and removes the specficied key, but also shunts down the rest of the array so there isn't empty keys leftover.
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