Now, I know why most people compress they're js files, because they don't won't people to steal the code, but it must be the case that sometimes, like what happened to me today, you've just gotta crack that encryption. I'm a bit worried about posting this, so I hope it's in someway new and/or useful. Basically we need to go into a js file that was given to us, in order to change a few DOM-based functions. I opened up the ...

The Caribbean property website I've been working on at Webdezign is nearing completion. Nothing to show quite yet, but I've very happy about it, and I got to flex my UI design skills in the administration section (the front-end design was ably undertaken by Peter). One of the multitude of new things I had to learn with this project was mod rewriting URLs using the APACHE rewrite module, which, even if I only used it ...

Been working on this on and off for the past few weeks (mainly off if I'm honest). Not sure how useful this will be, but here goes! Basically, this is sort of a utility class designed to let you see the results of a search query in a number of formats: an array, un-ordered lists or a table. This can either be printed or returned as a variable for later use. The idea behind this was to let the developer ...

That's it. Finito. All my schoolboy days are officially over, which is rather inevitably both exciting and at the same time quite sad. It hasn't really hit me yet: as far as I'm concerned I'm going back to school next September, and I'm just waiting for that moment when my heart catches up with my mind. This will most likely happen in September, when my closest friend begins his endeavours into the field of theoretical physics at Bristol Uni while ...

In my inappropriate quest to learn some practical PHP during my easter holidays (Inappropriate because I should by all rights be revising for my A Levels) I've actually managed to make something. I bought a very helpful book on PHP and MySQL called 'Practical PHP and MySQL: Build Eight Dynamic Web Applications'. As you might have guessed, this is exactly what I've needed to get me beyond the low-level processing I can code in PHP, even ...

After 6 months of meticulous work and the tedious process of writing up documentation (this is between lengthy bouts of procrastination obivously), at 10:50am this morning I handed in my printed and bound A2 Level ICT coursework. All 336 pages of it. And thats being conciseI really should have taken a photo for proof. It's very smexy.. And the worst thing is I still can't unwind: I think this is because I've got a busy first few days of holiday, and ...