3. August 2008

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Java Powered Web-Based Drag and Drop Upload Script

Uploading files to a webserver Uploading files to a web server for whatever purpose can be done in several ways. FTP SSH Web-Based Upload Although each method has an advantage and disadvantage in using them, for many content management systems (CMS), often these are all web-based user interfaces where when required to upload some assets such as images, software binary [...]

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8. November 2007

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How to getElementByClass in Javascript - The Code

A colleague of mine at work, Patrick Alcisto, asked me how a getElementByClass is done in JavaScript since getElementByID exists in JavaScript but getElementbyClass does not exist. And I have been using a standard script ever since 2004 that I just always have handy in my previous work, but sometimes, looking and remembering which websites [...]

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5. November 2007

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Why Learn Drupal?

I have heard about Drupal as being one of the best CMS’ since early 2006. I remember first hearing it on SEO Rockstars mentioned by Greg Boser as he once said they are “looking into Drupal” and that was more than a year ago already. Then I noticed companies like SEOPosition and Apogee Search are [...]

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12. October 2007

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Opening files with the .docx, .xlsx, .pptx filename extension

If ever you had trouble opening the following file types: .docx .xlsx .pptx This simply means you are not yet running Microsoft Office 2007 and is probably still running MS Office 2003 or lower. And isn’t in frustrating knowing that your old Office cannot open these files and you think you have to buy the new Office 2007 package? Actually [...]

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22. September 2007

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Looking for the GoToMyPC alternative

Whenever I meet clients, I sometimes forget some important files in the office and I get frustrated about this because my clients might think that I am not well-prepared for the presentation and that could ruin my chances of getting the project. As we know, first impressions can make or break you. Sometimes, when [...]

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22. September 2007

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Getting the green light

This photo is NOT by actiononline.biz I drove to city hall today in a motorbike and noticed just how much time I spent waiting at red lighted but otherwise empty intersections. I tell you, it sucks that I have to wait so much until the light changes on its own or until a bigger car comes by [...]

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18. September 2007

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3 Ways on How to Open a Master Combination Lock

If you have a master combination lock which you can’t unlock because you forgot the combination, here are three interesting videos that can help you on how to crack a master combination lock. In order for you to unlock a master combination lock, it will take around 64,000 possible combinations using the trial and error [...]

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18. September 2007

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Google Maps Reaches Out to Your Area

Google Maps now has a wider coverage for Asian and Latin American countries. It only used to have vector map data in some countries like the United States, Europe and other countries which have a centralized mapping system. For some countries like the Philippines, map users rely heavily on the information contributed and shared by [...]

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14. September 2007

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IRFanView - dynamite freeware image editor

IrfanView is one of the Top 10 Freeware Software Nobody Knows About - But Should, and how!  This little app is quite the useful tool for basic image manipulation, and conversion, despite it’s speed and ease of use. Sure, its hard to take an app that uses a roadkill cat as a logo very seriously. But believe [...]

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