Google Docs Viewer extension for Chrome
Chrome Browser: If you are a tech-savvy person, you probably have noticed that Google integrated with much of the internet market with free software and services. The Google Chrome
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Uploading a File in Symfony 1.4
Being new with Symfony, I decided to learn on their most recent stable version (1.4). For my work, I needed to be able to upload a file from the user when they submitted a form. Wh
Symfony XAMPP windows white screen or blank page issue
Recently while installing Symfony on my localhost using the xampp package, I realized I was having issues once I was trying to get the screen to load. When I typed in the url using
Flash caching PHP response
Recently I ran into an issue where I would call a PHP file that would generate a unique id and return that to Flash (I am sure I could do the same thing from within flash but decid
Getting file extension with ActionScript
It has been some time since I have posted, but I figured this one quick function for extracting a file extension was worth a quick post. Problem : You are dealing with files and wa
Symfony and XAMPP httpd.conf file issues
Here is another short simple post of something I had to figure out and could not find documented anywhere. Problem: When install the Symfony MVC on my localhost (Windows Vista), I
build.xml does not exist! - Apache Ant
Problem: When trying to run a command with ant after installation, you might see this error: Buildfile: build.xml does not exist! Build failed Solution/Explanation: This message is
Linux Permission Made Easy
When learning Linux, sometimes people have a tough time understanding how folder/file/application permissions work. I am writing this to show you a quick easy way to figure out whi
Windows Bug - Exabytes of Temporary Internet Files
It recently came to my attention when performing a Disk Cleanup, that Windows has begun telling me I have 4.70 EB (fyi 1 Exabyte = 1073741824 GB, I guarantee my laptop only has 120
Native Screenshot of Application in Windows Trick
I learned about this at work and thought it was really cool and figured I would put it on my blog. If you are like me, sometimes you want to take screen shots of just one window or
The IE Input Image Catch
While working hard at my work (which is why this post is short), I was creating a site that used image inputs. All was well and good when running it in FireFox, but in Internet Exp
Mounting CDROM on Linux
Since I have used Linux for only a short while, I am not familiar to everything CLI (command line interface) and all the commands. When mounting a CDROM disc in CentOS 5.3, I found