Archive for March, 2007

• Alternating row classes in PHP, easy style

  Mar 30 16

  Ok. I have seen a myriad of techniques on creating the PHP code to pump out alternating row classes on tables, list elements, what have you. It’s usually some counter variable that you divide by 2 to see if there is an even result (MOD operator). But then you got the whole [...]

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• PHP file_exists equivalent for Flash?

  Mar 27 4

  I am searching the web relentlessly for a Flash version of the PHP function file_exists. Basically, I have need to see if a file exists client side. Most of the techniques use LoadVars, which actually loads the complete object. Imagine trying to just see if a file exists, but having to load [...]

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• The key to Wasabi

  Mar 22 8

  I’ve come across a very interesting technique for dealing with Wasabi. I know you’ve seen those hot-shot guys out there that can down a Habanero shake (I’m one of those guys) and follow that by running a mile in 110 degree heat (not so sure I can do this). But, for most of you out there, spicy food is hard to deal with. I’ve seen it, I’ve witnessed it in my family and I feel for you.

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• Web Development Tips #1

  Mar 22 9

  Sometimes the simplest of solutions elude me. Blog entries and tutorials seem to be more well thought out, time-consuming projects that attack more complex issues or come up with more innovative solutions. Look at websites like A List Apart or Smashing Magazine.
  Typically, I would love to come up with lengthy tips or [...]

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