See the demo here: http://lab.swape.net/niceUpload.1.0/

niceUpload.1.0.zip

See the demo here: http://lab.swape.net/multitag.1.0/

You can download the source from here https://github.com/swape/multitag

swape_button.psd.zip

swape_download_button.psd.zip

If you know the choices, do not use it directly. Use an array instead.

Class name and and file name should have the same name.

Let us say you have a class called “myFirstClass” then your file should be myFirstClass.class.php

Remember to have some kind of comment on top of the file to describe important information about the class like author, version nr or created date.

Never access the internal variables directly. Use a public function to get or set the value.

Use default values instead of passing the same value every time.

Never echo out within a function. It is better to return a value.
This way you can choose what to do with returned value.

Let us start with variables.

I use prefix for variables with camel notation. This makes it easy to see and check the right variable for its type.

I use single quote for my data.

And I use double quotes for SQL or strings that I need to have a single quote inside.

I never use variable inside a double quote string. I break up the quote.

Never ever use short variables like $a or $temp or other lazy short names.
Use variable names that are understandable and describe what it contains.
And using a camelNotation makes it easy to read.
Never start with underscore or other kind of separator for names.

Only use underscore for constants where you can not use tha camel notation.

And do not start with underscore. There are some other system variables and functions that starts with underscore like _get() or $_SESSION

This script finds all the pictures in a directory under ./test_pic/ and makes menus based on directories.

All you have to do is putt your pictures in ./test_pic/ directory. Or edit $strPathToFiles = ‘./test_pic’; in sgl4.class.php file.

You can organize your pictures by category, by putting it under sub-directories.

The thumbs/ directory must be writable (CHMOD 755) to generate thumbnails automatically first time you visit the site. It will help loading your images faster.

HOW TO INSTALL

All you have to do is unzip the file.
Unpack the sgl4.php and configure the paths.

Putt your pictures under ./test_pic/ directory.
And don’t forget to chmod 755 thumbs directory.

SYSTEM REQUIRED.

Server with PHP5.

sgl4.zip

Here is my “swape09″ wordpress theme.

850px width and centered. jQuery Ready, simple and easy. Right side menu.

download.

Here is the commend line

I use:

• (–exclude=.DS_Store) to exclude the mac files
• (-e “ssh -p 22″) to use SSH port 22
• (/Users/swape/Sites) my local directory
• (me@myserver.com:/home/mysite) my server
• (-v) verbose mode to see the output
• (-r) recursive into directories
• (-u) using update mode
• (-t) preserve modification times
• (-z) compress file data during the transfer
• (-p) preserve permissions

After writing this to my console I enter the password for my server and its done!

This is the fastest way of updating my site from my local disk.
The good thing about this that I use -u so it does not upload the files that have not been changed on my local disk. You can also drop the -v and make an Automator app but then you have to make the public key for your ssh connection so you don’t have to enter the password each time you running the app.

Here is a link to manual on how to make public key http://sial.org/howto/openssh/publickey-auth/

And this is the rsync manual http://samba.anu.edu.au/ftp/rsync/rsync.html

First you have to make a list with UL and LI tags.

• My homepage
• Linux.org
• Link to google

Ok here is a list. Now we must make the list items to be horizontal and not vertical. So we must use CSS to set the float to be left and make the list-style: none;

Then we must make them look like a buttons. So we add some borders and padding and margins. Then the whole CSS code look like this:

You can download the example file here: Horizontal CSS menu

Works on PPCs and Intel Macs.

VolumeSize-app

This free windows program is very useful to make a startup menu from an autorun CD/DVD under windows env. Or just a menu to run a command or program.

You can list 6 different programs to start from.

All the text, heading image and titles are configurable from an ini file.

my_starter

Sometimes it is hard to remember many passwords. PassKeeper is password manager program to stores all your password.
You can export passwords to xml file. PassKeeper dose also generate random passwords so you can have a strong and random made passwords that is hard to crack.

passKeeper

Very useful for administrators who makes hundreds of passwords at a time.
And you can save the password-list on a file.

KCM_10.zip

FileDate Mover is a program that moves files from one directory to directory tree based on file date. If you have a file that have a date 2006.12.24 then it makes directory called 2006/12/filename.ext.
This program runs through a directory and moves all the files to date-based-directory-tree.
You can edit the i18n.ini file to change the settings.

rprog = datemove.exe -d

If you remove -d, then it moves the files from this month too. But if you use -d, it will ignore files that where made this month.

In the zip file you find these files:

• i18n.ini settings file.
• datemove.exe CMD based version of this program. Run datemove in cmd for usage options.
• datemoveX.exe Gui-based version of this program.
• src\ Directory containing the sourcefile in php.

datemove.zip

Here is how the ini file looks like:

rprog ::: you can choose the program to run.
rodir ::: 0=File 1=Directory
ridir ::: 0=File 1=Directory (If given file or directory dose not exist, it will be created.)

So now you can make your own windows based GUI from those good old DOS commands.

fdc1.zip