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SirGecko just released the first version of their PHP Autoloader. This auto loader is great because I can use it in any of my PHP projects and no longer ha

This should work on most old aircooled Volkswagens, like the bug or beetle, though you will need to jack up the vehicle in order to get under it and at the

Drained the transmission fluid on 1965 VW Bus and changed a seal in the brake drum recently. Found a couple goodies in there that are definitely not good t

Twitter provides a plain-text stream of tweets. I was looking to add links to this stream for the usernames, URIs, and hashes. I wound up with the followin

I had a great time at the Family Reunion this year! I highly encourage anyone reading this to check out the Bus Pilots website and attend next year. It is

With fopen becoming increasingly scarce on web hosts, CURL is becoming a better and better solution to retrieving remote content with PHP. CURL is a fairly

I am currently working on an iPhone app using the PhoneGap project as a base. PhoneGap allows me to use my current web development knowledge to develop an

I am currently working on developing an iPhone app for Northwest Nazarene University. Part of this app will need to connect to the school’s webserver

Using the .not() operator with jQuery it is possible to select only the first level of children of an element. This could come in handy on a menu for insta

When pulling in array from outside data sources you often receive an array back. The problem is that sometimes even though you know you should have an arra

It is quite common to run into situations where PHP errors are suppressed or written to a log file somewhere on a live, non-development server. If you are

I am in a situation where I need analytics data and none is provided. The entire 35k+ file website is all static HTML running on a Windows IIS server. I am