Monday, March 10th, 2008
With Easter now not all that far away it seems appropriate that the latest addition to my site be a new unobtrusive version of my Easter Calculator script. This version not only uses unobtrusive techniques to keep the JavaScript completely out of the HTML but it also includes a corresponding PHP Easter calculator that will, [...]
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Monday, January 7th, 2008
About the only effective way of protecting your images on the web is to watermark the images themselves. Any other form of “protection” is useless because the images are downloaded to your visitors’ computers in order for their browser to be able to display the web page and that image file can therefore be easily [...]
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Friday, November 30th, 2007
A few weeks ago I attempted to install XAMPP and when I couldn’t get that to work I tried WAMP5 which didn’t work either.
In both cases the install ran with few problems and it was only when I went to create the databases I needed using phpmyadmin that I struck problems. More recently I did [...]
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Monday, November 26th, 2007
While my Password Protected Area script provides the basic code to create your own membership area on your site, it still requires some knowledge of PHP in order to be able to configure your actual pages if you want to do anything more than just provide basically static pages that are only accessible once your [...]
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Wednesday, November 14th, 2007
After the adventures that I had a few weeks ago trying to install XAMPP and WAMP5, having to manually edit the config files, and still not being able to get either of them to work, I decided to have another go - this time with separate installs for Apache, PHP, mySQL, and phpMyAdmin.
The individual installs [...]
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Friday, October 26th, 2007
One relatively small section of the “Ask Felgall” web site is the section where I have PHP scripts for sale (everything else on the site is “free”).
These PHP scripts will greatly enhance the functionality of any web site that supports PHP (and for a couple of them - mySQL) in return for a very small [...]
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Thursday, October 25th, 2007
After spending several hours attempting to track down and fix all the errors in the various config files that XAMPP managed to totally stuff up (by inserting \ insead of / and leaving off drive letters), I still kept getting errors all over the place when trying to access web pages I copied there. As [...]
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