BenWalker
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.htaccess friendly url
i dont it want to detect files and folders. Then stop telling it to. I wouldn't recommend it, though - there may come a time when you do want files to be accessed directly. You could use @CrocoDillon's method, which is a nice solutio…
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.htaccess friendly url
if you write an existing filename it doesn't work Well, yeah. Have a look at these lines: RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-d RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
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Statistics mobile internet users
Here's my point: regarding the links that @unasAquila kindly sent the data aren't exactly identical. For example android's data are between 37% and 30% even though the comparison with the other is the same. I suspect that is just…
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Statistics mobile internet users
I don't see anything in that link about their platform statistics. I understand the point you are making. I just didn't think it was necessary or relevant in this discussion. I'm not advocating using w3schools as a developer resource…
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Statistics mobile internet users
I wouldn't believe anything that W3Schools puts out. Oh, that doesn't seem fair. If you want good, reliable data for the platforms visitors to W3Schools are using, that seems the best place to go. Not sure why you would care, but I su…
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
As I say in the post you quoted, in this instance I don't use any $_SERVER variables. In my case, I use only the request variables (get, post and cookie). The get() function above takes the variable name as its first argument and returns either…
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Change all elements BUT the one clicked Jquery.
$('.it').not($(this)) will give all matched items except the one clicked. However, in this instance I would do exactly what @AlenAbdula has posted.
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
To clarify - in this instance I don't use any $_SERVER variables. This is because my URLs only include the module name in the path - everything else is in the query string. If my URLs had a variable number of properties I were expecting (such a…
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
Pretty much, yes. The user is never "redirected" to a page. The page is built by the script, and depends on the URL they entered. It doesn't matter what the files are or how they are laid out on the server. Someway, somehow your scri…
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
Why would you want to rewrite everything to "index.php"? Well, for any sort of application or larger site I will use an MVC structure of some sort. Shared code is useful, as is templating, both from a design perspective and separating…
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showing up blank page
@Rohithzr I believe that is the problem the OP is describing. @Khan Have you tried turning error reporting on? Only do this temporarily, and if you can try to find where your error logs are on the server. That is a far better solution. EDIT: S…
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PHP Fatal error (joomla)
Googling your error turned up this: http://forum.joomla.org/viewtopic.php?t=288136#p1540182 Any use? Read the whole thread, as there are other solutions posited. If that's not useful, maybe try posting some more information. Joomla version an…
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
Well, you would need to account for items not being entered, but that's the rough gist. In the example I posted, there would always need to be three parameters - example.com/script/param1/param2. What RewriteRule does is, well, rewrites URLs. …
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
Depends which method you use: RewriteRule ^/([^/]+)/([^/]+)/([^/]+)$ $1.php?category=$2&page=$3 The above code, for example, should redirect a request of: http://example.com/page/design/3 To: http://example.com/page.php?category=design&am…
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Friendly URL | GET parameters lost
$_GET["category"] or $_GET["page"] wouldn't work, at least in my case. Does it work for you? It isn't even logical to work. There is no "category" or "page" parameter in the URL. You can either …
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Calendar Page Updates
I understand that. If you provided some information about the actual code you currently use, I could be more helpful, but it sounds as though you've made tasks like these harder for yourself than they should be. A database allows you to pull i…
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Calendar Page Updates
Well, why not edit the homepage at the same time?
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Calendar Page Updates
Do you use a database, or are you manually editing the files?
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Password protect directory (custom login)?
Then I suspect htaccess is not the solution. Look instead towards using a database to manage authentication. It's not a complicated process, but will require you to read around the subject a little bit. Unfortunately, I haven't seen many …
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Password protect directory (custom login)?
As far as I'm aware, most browsers don't provide a "login screen" - simply a dialogue box. How are you imagining customising it? Do you want users to be taken to a different page first to authenticate?
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CSS designer needed
What is it you want this structure for? If it is for the front-end to a project, consider either taking someone on as a partner (if you are monetising the project), or saving up to invest in someone. Being at school means you have limited funds, not…
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Troubleshooting for a warning:[Web App from scratch series]
Does your webhost allow you to create new databases? Have you tried just using the database you do have?
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Thoughts and Help with "clean" URLs
1) How much will clean URLs help my prospects of finding a Job with this site. I would say clean URLs are becoming expected. No-one would be surprised with you using them, but some might be surprised when you don't. 2) How clean should…
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.htaccess error
Can't test this right now, but I think you need a space after the regex: RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z0-9_-]+)$ profile.php?u=$1
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Opinions on CSS Frameworks
I use bootstrap when I'm developing a back-end without a front-end to plug into. I do more back-end work (developer, not designer), and I like output to at least slightly correlate with the desired end product. Frameworks clearly have a use. I…
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Each tab to have own color
I realise that this is probably not relevant to this specific query, since the site doesn't appear to use wordpress, but I implemented something similar in a WordPress theme I designed recently. The classes are, unfortunately, not semantic, but…
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yet another a:active problem
http://codepen.io/anon/pen/IotpH Sorry -- needed a:link as well.
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How to replicate buttons in jQuery?
Sorry - explanation: Event handlers aren't replicated when you duplicate an object. You need instead to have a method that either binds it explicitly, or (as in this case) uses a "delegated events" approach. What that means is that …
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How to replicate buttons in jQuery?
var singleData = $('#main').html(); $(document).on('click', '.replicate', function() { $('#main').append(singleData); });
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yet another a:active problem
Add the following within a:active: outline: 0;