Thursday, July 02, 2009
Show the full path in the title bar
To display the full path in the Finder title in Leopard, open Terminal.app and run:
To display the full path in the Finder title in Leopard, open Terminal.app and run:
After using swfobject I thought I’d never have to pass variables to a swf thru the query string again…. oops.
How to read & update MySQL table column comments
Maybe there is a better more automagic way of doing this but I couldn’t think of it. Since I’ve had to do it three times lately I thought this time I’d post it.
When you need to restrict users to a specific database do this….
Nothing special just the php code to generate menus for month day and year
Starter files for a custom class from a library item, includes main and the custom class
generating random numbers for actionscript 3
The code for attaching an action to a comboBox. When it is changed it will do something.
After installing all the software needed to run Resourcespace on a centos vps I was not able to log in as expected…. here’s what I found
I want paths that match some dev environments. That means I need a /home/something directory to work in. Pretty simple stuff right? Well Apple has an alias/link named home and if you just remove/replace it, Leopard will recreate it when you reboot, but you can “fix” it.
!#@$ - The dreaded “Your mobile device has encountered an unexpected error (0xE800003A).”
These are the basic pieces of an “if you move it it will do something” type alarm for an iphone app.
A couple lines of code that opens a url in Safari
A couple different ways to generate random numbers