pwired
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Again, trying to apply the same logic on 2 different languages with different history and culture and then making jokes why it doesn't work. By the way it's sense not sence. Put the line "jij bent in de boot genomen" first in the english history and culture and translate it from there. Then you will get "someone took you for a ride" or more simple (less rich): "You have been set up" For example, in your country's history and culture you have: "jij bent in de boot genomen" and "jij bent in de maling genomen"
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The joker making fun of english by putting it into logic is hurting my ears. You can never learn it logically 100 % from a book because English is based on a very rich history and living culture. Watch for example both new and old movies or read new and old books and learn how rich and elegant one can express him self in spoken and written english.
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@ Netcarver, thanks for mentioning that. I personally like it when an editor shows those "characters" while editing. I also like this pdf found on the vim page because I am on win7 http://www.vim.org/ugrankar.pdf
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Ok guys, thanks for the replies. I solved the problem by opening head.inc, main.inc and foot.inc again in notepad and then saved again but this time with the option encoding Ansi. The strange characters �� disappeared and the website shows up how it should be in firefox. So both Netcarver and Martijn had it right. Actually I remember now that I had once the exact same problem back in the days with Evo. Do these editors you mention show hidden characters (if any) when you paste code in them ? Notepad didn´t show them while they were there.
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Hi, I´m developing local on a wamp but can´t get it to work and I suspect some character could be the cause. I have a simple template file: <?php /** * Page template * */ include("./head.inc"); include("./main.inc"); include("./foot.inc"); When I want to view a page in firefox it doesn´t show the page how it should look like but shows all the html code. Also I see these strange characters: (black square with question mark) This is part of a page showing in firefox: ��<body> <div id="topbar"> </div> ��<div id="footer"> What I also notice is that these strange characters appear just before an include. Notice that 2 of these characters show up just before main.inc is included that starts with this code <body> <div id="topbar"> Again 2 of these characters show up just before foot.inc is included that starts with this code <div id="footer"> I tried to trace back these characters but failed. I opened main and foot.inc with notepad which should show these characters but they are not there in notepad. I always thought that notepad does not suffer from hidden characters. Do you think that these characters are the cause of my pages not showing up as they should in firefox but instead show all html ?
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That's funny, I posted about manjaro linux 2 weeks before radek https://processwire.com/talk/topic/5736-export-profile/?view=findpost&p=56061 Anyway, in the mean time, I moved away from zorin, pclinuxos and manjaro linux. Always hunting for a linux distro that matches closer the ease, look and feel of xp and 7. Linux Mint Cinnamon "petra" distro. It's Ubuntu done better. Allows the much-needed level of personalization on the user interface. It has everything either out of the box or installable for the default user: email (web or client), skype, text, pdf, pictures, music, movies, etc. There's good money these months in either downgrading from 8 to 7 or upgrading xp to 7 or linux.
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Thanks Ollie for mentioning the wookmark grid. I noticed that the photos on your photographer site are very neat organized. I'm setting up a family album and this grid will come in very handy.
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Did you make your own template file and css ?
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http://www.onlinetechbooks.com/php-books/JohnWileySons-PHP5ForDummies.pdf Learning from scripts directly http://www.scripts.com/php-scripts/ Freeware editor, very good. http://bluefish.openoffice.nl/features.html -
Formatting a harddisk doesn't make the data on it go away, only overwriting does. It only looks like that because the data is no longer accessable through the bootrecord/partition table. An off-line sector scanner like RStudio brings back all data after formatting a harddisk.
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pwired replied to Gazley's topic in General Support
Try to replace your index.php file with one from the dev branch and see if that works. -
This request was aborted because it appears to be forged
pwired replied to Gazley's topic in General Support
Check your web host what they recommend for their server-writable directory permissions, 1. is your /site/config.php readable ? 2. 644 on config.php and 755 on /site/assets/ should normally work 3. try to set /site/assets/ to 777 and recursively all inside /site/assets/, -
Thanks for sharing this. Seems to work on top of virtual box that I used in the past for disposable wamp servers. Will give it a try to see how it speeds up virtual box use.
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It can be a friendly face or voice. The smarter they are, the more triggers they find inside your very own mind, making you buy into their shit. When you wake up, it's already too late.
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It's called social engineering. Happens even worse off line. Can leave a bad taste in your mind.
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Besides php, javascript also plays an important role in our websites. Learning javascript doesn't always have to be boring but can be fun. CodeCombat is a browser game where you execute actions by entering Javascript commands. The game is opensource and many coders have already contributed with upgrades, patches and bugfixes. Have some fun: http://codecombat.com/# http://codecombat.com/play# - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Also have a look here: http://www.codecademy.com/
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That's why I like this forum so much, non coders are not left out but are also learned into pw to become part of the scene.
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cstevensjr is right, this is a special forum where people take the time to post sincere advice. I'm greatful for that and I realize I have to reconsider my client approach and web design. Sometimes you think you know enough and then you just don't.
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Ok thanks, always good to know other hosters directly from coders here in the forum. At the moment I am not so happy with mine (slow)
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Site is very fast. What hoster is it on ? (not saying that the hoster is the only reason)
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Yes, you guys are right, the code looks ugly, it's inline styling, not portable, all not good. But then again I really think that a client should be able to edit font type, size and color. If not, a client is not really able to edit his own text in his own website. I consider that really basic client editing abilities. That was also the reason why I was digging the net to come up with what to add to valid_elements to make it work in Tinymce. Tinymce is also there for the client.
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This time the client got his right The client wants to be able to chose the size, type and color of his font of the text he types in his website. The website is just too small so it doesn't really matter.
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<font> tag has nothing to do with it font[face|size|color|style] is only needed in Tinymce valid_elements, to enable resizing the size of the font or changing the font type in the toolbar of Tinymce. Tinymce doesn't output <font> but outputs like this: <span style="font-size: x-small;">your text here</span>
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Ok finding info like that about Tinymce is a coded jungle out there but I cracked it ! If you want to add to theme_advanced_buttons1 the following : |,fontselect,fontsizeselect then you have to add to valid_elements the following: ,font[face|size|color|style] to make it work.
