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Years and years ago I used a powerful IP Network browser from Solarwinds (if the company name hasn’t changed). It was great until windows 2000 SP2 came out, then it didn’t work anymore. Sure Solarwinds released future versions, but then …

This is the second part of a tutorial covering the Front-end browser part of Ajax’ing and the Back-end part of sending data with PHP. The first part can be found here. So we’ve covered how to request an interpret XML …

I’ll spell it out for you. Or even better, I’ll just give you the code! This is the first part of a tutorial covering the Front-end browser part of Ajax’ing and the Back-end part of sending data with PHP. The …

New Version: Ajax File Browser 2.0 Beta, this version is no longer supported. As the new buzz technology is developing, I realized I had no real evidence that I in fact know how to use it. Coupled with the need …

Wether I’m making complex web applications or a five page no brainer site, if I’m using PHP to do something the chances are something’s not going to work out exactly to plan. I quite often find myself spitting out this …

How cool is this? Would have come in handy a few years ago when I was designing software for a Digital Jukebox… Pastelo’s Winamp Blog Article

How often have you ever found out that magic quotes was turned on, but you forgot all about it? Or your result from a database row is fine in its’ result set, except for the slashes? Not too often for …

Ever tried to make a Paypal button using their Button Creator, or even by getting the information from their Help pages? It’s not easy or dynamic. I’ve made many sites that use Paypal for their payment of both single items …

Inspired by Backpackit.com’s image management, Image Snapshot can take a portion of an image (crop) to specific dimensions, from different areas of the original image. This class has been created for the purpose of manipulating an uploaded image, and creating …