• What are you working on? v6
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I've been working in my private site, as well as the documentation for a game engine I'm currently working on. It's not really anything yet, but the entire documentation is written in pure HTML5, CSS3 and Javascript. Nothing serverside on the whole documentation part yet. I've also integrated jquery with the entire site. [url=http://mastersrp.kodingen.com/site/Engine/]link[/url]
Little side project I've been working on.... slowly. [img]http://i.imgur.com/6LCxg.png[/img]
[QUOTE=yevlumeel;31820334]Little side project I've been working on.... slowly. [img]http://i.imgur.com/6LCxg.png[/img][/QUOTE] Why is the text all pixelated?
[QUOTE=RusselG;31821422]Why is the text all pixelated?[/QUOTE] It's not pixelated, it's just massively un-anti-aliased. I think if the design was done in Photoshop, you should change the text style from 'none' to 'smooth' or 'sharp'
un-anti-aliased = just aliased. Also, I've got this dilemma. A client wants a similar website to this: [url]www.domusa.kz[/url] but with probably 3 times less information (the client sells almost the same things as the website above). I'm pretty sure a website like that would be quite expensive, and the problem is that my client has a pretty low budget. Do you people think it would be fair to make a similar website (in style) but without a CMS to cut the costs to a minimum?
[QUOTE=Crhem van der B;31821600]un-anti-aliased = just aliased. Also, I've got this dilemma. A client wants a similar website to this: [url]www.domusa.kz[/url] but with probably 3 times less information (the client sells almost the same things as the website above). I'm pretty sure a website like that would be quite expensive, and the problem is that my client has a pretty low budget. Do you people think it would be fair to make a similar website (in style) but without a CMS to cut the costs to a minimum?[/QUOTE] That's a good idea, but alternatively you could just buy a really nice wordpress template which is similar to that and customise it to make it how he wants it.
[url]http://dev.mcskinsearch.com/[/url] Something I've been working on.
[QUOTE=Crhem van der B;31821600]Also, I've got this dilemma. A client wants a similar website to this: [url]www.domusa.kz[/url] but with probably 3 times less information (the client sells almost the same things as the website above). I'm pretty sure a website like that would be quite expensive, and the problem is that my client has a pretty low budget. Do you people think it would be fair to make a similar website (in style) but without a CMS to cut the costs to a minimum?[/QUOTE] Educated them on the pros and cons of a CMS and let them make the decision. You can make suggestions, but when it comes down to it your job is to make sure the client knows what they need to know to make informed decisions about their project.
Just read the iOS5 Beta 6 change log, [quote=Mobile Safari Change Log]In iOS 5, a new inherited CSS property, -webkit-overflow-scrolling, is available. The value touch allows the web developer to opt in to native-style scrolling in an overflow:scroll element. The default value for this property is auto, which allows single-finger scrolling without momentum.[/quote] Neat!
Neat! Should be available for all touch phones.
[img]http://ahb.me/3Tz4[/img][QUOTE=Alcapwne;31766433]Yeah, I thought I removed that, let me try again[/QUOTE] Feel free to rate me late (i've been on holiday). It has that border because you have used an img and then have set the background-image property. Use a div or use src attribute.
I had some problems with WAMP once I installed Webmatrix- this [URL="http://heather-buchel.com/2011/08/microsoft-web-matrix-your-existing-wamp-install/"]article [/URL]solved my problem, in case anyone else is having some.
Getting a notebook to keep with me has been one of the greatest things I've done as far as my web shit is related. I've been writing down and refining so many website ideas that would have just floated through my head and been forgotten if I wasn't actually working on the ideas like this.
^--Moleskines up the whazoo for me!
Levenger's Circa notebooks are where it's at
Moleskine's are so amazing they automatically make you classier they also automatically make you a lot poorer though
Circa > moleskine. Way more adaptable and the dot grid refill paper from behance is awesome for sketching wireframes. I'm going to just get a punch for the circa and print my own stuff instead of buying their refills though I think.
[QUOTE=KmartSqrl;31850283]Circa > moleskine. Way more adaptable and the dot grid refill paper from behance is awesome for sketching wireframes. I'm going to just get a punch for the circa and print my own stuff instead of buying their refills though I think.[/QUOTE] I've never tried circa but the small soft-covered moleskines are top class for putting into your blazer pocket and whipping out to make notes
I write too much on single pages to really enjoy small notebooks haha, once I start writing an idea down I end up elaborating a lot.
I've got circa's, moleskine's and a few behance. I like the moleskines best for journaling/ideas, the behance best for sketching and the circas for writing.
Come on everybody lets do the mario. [url]http://apush.comoj.com/24hrs.php[/url]
[QUOTE=Hentie;31851192]Come on everybody lets do the mario. [url]http://apush.comoj.com/24hrs.php[/url][/QUOTE] Mario needs to have a transparent background
I'm having a problem with what should have been a simple function. It takes arguments for table name, and then a column and value to update as well as a WHERE column and value. It's not affecting any rows for some reason, even though I can run the exact same query in PHPMyAdmin (with values substituted in) and it works perfectly. Here's the code: [php]public function updateColumn($table, $column, $value, $wherecolumn, $wherevalue) { $updateQuery = $this->dbh->prepare('UPDATE :table SET :column = :value WHERE :wherecolumn = :wherevalue'); $updateQuery->bindParam(':table', $table); $updateQuery->bindParam(':column', $column); $updateQuery->bindParam(':value', $value); $updateQuery->bindParam(':wherecolumn', $wherecolumn); $updateQuery->bindParam(':wherevalue', $wherevalue); $updateQuery->execute(); return $updateQuery->rowCount(); }[/php] Oh and, when I put the correct values directly in to the function it increased the postcount field by 2 instead of 1. Here's the code where it's called: [php]$forum->updateColumn('users', 'postcount', 'postcount + 1', 'uid', $auth->UID);[/php] Can anyone help? :pwn:
[QUOTE=Octave;31854751]Here's the code where it's called: [php]$forum->updateColumn('users', 'postcount', 'postcount + 1', 'uid', $auth->UID);[/php] Can anyone help? :pwn:[/QUOTE] you can't sql inject a paramtrized query
[QUOTE=Octave;31854751]I'm having a problem with what should have been a simple function. It takes arguments for table name, and then a column and value to update as well as a WHERE column and value. It's not affecting any rows for some reason, even though I can run the exact same query in PHPMyAdmin (with values substituted in) and it works perfectly. Here's the code: [php]public function updateColumn($table, $column, $value, $wherecolumn, $wherevalue) { $updateQuery = $this->dbh->prepare('UPDATE :table SET :column = :value WHERE :wherecolumn = :wherevalue'); $updateQuery->bindParam(':table', $table); $updateQuery->bindParam(':column', $column); $updateQuery->bindParam(':value', $value); $updateQuery->bindParam(':wherecolumn', $wherecolumn); $updateQuery->bindParam(':wherevalue', $wherevalue); $updateQuery->execute(); return $updateQuery->rowCount(); }[/php] Oh and, when I put the correct values directly in to the function it increased the postcount field by 2 instead of 1. Here's the code where it's called: [php]$forum->updateColumn('users', 'postcount', 'postcount + 1', 'uid', $auth->UID);[/php] Can anyone help? :pwn:[/QUOTE] dbh? maybe `` quotes or something around :table or :column, I honestly have no idea [editline]21st August 2011[/editline] [QUOTE=moonage;31854808]you can't sql inject a paramtrized query[/QUOTE] that might be it i guess
[QUOTE=moonage;31854808]you can't sql inject a paramtrized query[/QUOTE]Ah, thanks for that, I completely overlooked it.
Getting the groundwork in place for some epic battles! edit: All battle info/data is stored in APC upon battle start
[QUOTE=Hentie;31851192]Come on everybody lets do the mario. [url]http://apush.comoj.com/24hrs.php[/url][/QUOTE] if you press the A and D key together mario moves on spot only.
If you move him off screen, a horizontal scrollbar appears, making the page wider as he moves more to the right
[media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w9USiKTPUd0[/media] watch the temp gauge in the menu bar :)
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