In my effort to further globalize Rollator and allow customizations for users, not just administrators, I thought it might be nice to allow users to obtain localized information to their own area.
The first, and certainly most easy to write, was a simple weather application. Here, in it’s infanc...
I know it seems that I’ve been pushing off the 1.4 release of Rollator. The truth is, I’ve been busy with quite a few ‘under the hood additions’.
My File Manager has undergone a complete rewrite.
It already has the ability to compute the local MD5 checksum (against one stored within the SQL...
It is possible to build MING as a module, even if it isn’t very straight-forward.
Sadly, the latest alpha (0.3b2) is broken with PHP, so I’ve opted to just provide a diff against 0.3b1. The following ‘patch’ will enable the makefiles to build a MacOS X compatible bundle.
Note that 0.3b1 comes...
This is a silly little ghost story that was shared on a public forum a couple of years back. Sadly, I do not recall who, or where it originated, but I was quite happy to stumble across it whist going through my archives.
I present to you, “Jim, the Etheral Admin”:
Right, so a few years ago I get...
This is amazingly primitive, and simple – but it’s something I needed to write. My URL redirect needs to be semi-sentient, in that it needs to understand if users are entering a full URL such as ‘http://www.google.com/’ or merely ‘www.google.com’. This simple little code snippit checks for the val...
I’ve cleaned up the code, and feel that my ‘URL shortener’ redirect service is ready for general use! It is now configurable to use HTTP redirect headers, or meta tags, touts general compliance to smlnk’s former interface, and works with or without mod_rewrite for portability!
What’s the story? I...