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We don’t just create something and then let it sit there, we prefer to maintain it over it’s lifetime and keep a good relationship with our customers to make sure their websites and web applications are always up to date with current trends and are safe and secure online.
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Latest posts from our blog
In MySQL 5.1 LEN is called LENGTH, you use it exactly the same and pass in the link, so: LENGTH(link).
If you are having problems with a string that keeps adding a line break when output from PHP to HTML then the following code will work wonders for you! $string_with_line_break = "blabla\nbla\r"; $string_without_line_break = trim(preg_replace( "/\s+/","",$string_with_line_break));
Well as usual, we are once again fighting the woes of the beloved Internet Explorer, and it appears that Microsoft’s latest greatest new and improved browser rival to the market IE9 still has a whole bunch of irritations and retardation to worry about (saw that one coming). Today I was busy loading a massive amount…
If you have a table which has duplicate items in then you can use the below statement to select them. SELECT * FROM tableName GROUP BY columnName HAVING ( COUNT( columnName) >1 )
This error is thrown by MySQL because it tries to do a DNS lookup on the address connecting to the server and it fails due to the IP not being able to be resolved back to a name or some-other deeper DNS bust problem. The easiest way to fix this is to edit your my.ini…
..and it’s official – so says Adobe’s blog (read it here). Adobe will be dropping support for Flash on future devices due to performance and a few other things, pushing the future more towards the HTML5 route, which isn’t neccessarily a bad thing, I just find it quite ironic and somewhat comical that they waited…
I was using Colorbox for some lightbox type effects to show larger images when clicking on thumbnails, but for some reason the background was showing up but the pretty little box in the middle where the larger image is supposed to show never showed up, so this is how I made it finally appear after…
We have just launched our SiteInfo web tool to gather information about domains on the internet. You can view the current version at hsmoore.com/siteinfo.
This one is quite an easy one, but a good one to mention non-the-less as it does definitely come in really handy. If you would like to get a checkbox’s value to send to the backend using jQuery you can always do the following: Firstly let’s draw some HTML to illustrate our example. <input id="chkOurCheckbox"…
To cut straight to the point, “we’re living in the age where everybody’s a web host”. Whether it be small and quite pathetic or just another reseller of a larger service trying to get their cut of things, everybody truly is spamming the world with more and more web hosting packages. Just a few short…
