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<0> sup
<1> not much, you ?
<0> nada
<0> relaxing
<1> cool
<1> r u good w/ grafx ?
<2> O-><
<1> whatever that means sure.
<2> O-|-<
<2> O-<-<
<2> O-|-<
<2> O->-<
<2> heh
<1> go do jumpin jacks somewhere else :D
<0> jstr; not really good, n
<0> no*
<1> ahh
<0> you got a question about 'em or what?
<3> I'm the master. I can draw a box!
<1> jon: Just tryin to create a ligature.
<0> that's some real talent there kicken
<1> 3 letters connected
<3> what three leters?
<0> use photoshop, and under character properties you can define the spaces between what you type
<0> or use seperate layers and merge them that way..?
<1> it's a certain way, but N 2 D - ok 2 letters, and a #
<1> hmm..
<0> use 3 layers in PS
<1> Ok lemme try that
<0> and a seperate layer for touch ups.. so you can define the merge more with pencil tool
<1> yea thnks. :D
<4> i wonder how much louder it would be in here if i actually talked to coworkers
<4> there are 3 people within whipsering distance ot me and i'm IMing all of them
<0> lol
<0> easier to track
<3> Jstr do you just basically want them pushed together with no spaces as N2D (but no gaps)
<3> ?
<1> kicken: N the right side of the " N " is cropped, and the 2 starts. then the bottom of the "2" starts the D
<1> ya know what I mean ?
<3> http://aoeex.com/extras/n2d.jpg I made that, dunno if that's what you were thinking or not.
<1> thats pretty cool.
<1> let me make a crude drawing
<4> Michael Martinez Thu, May 11, 2006 at 01:21:49 PM
<4> **** firefox
<4> http://www.seomoz.org/blogdetail.php?ID=1064
<0> what
<0> What are a few of your favorite development tools and why?
<0> If they say notepad you've obviously got the wrong person for the job. Not only can this help you gauge their level of competence, but it'll also see if they match the tools everyone else uses in-house.
<0> wtf's wrong with notepad
<1> Don't laugh at this crap. www.n2itivedesigns.com/crude.jpg
<0> HAHAHA
<0> oh
<0> The image http://www.n2itivedesigns.com/crude.jpg cannot be displayed, because it contains errors.
<0> but that's funny
<1> wtf?
<0> no idea.. never seen that before
<5> yup
<5> i got the same
<5> wtf is that
<1> ok hold
<5> did you do that in paint or something?
<1> naw, ps.
<0> try file -> "save for web" .gif
<5> you, sir, lack artistic ability
<0> oh nm
<0> it works
<1> tell me something i don't know :D
<1> actually, it looked good lastnight, but i cannot merge the the text correctly
<5> how big do you want it?
<1> big enough to use as a header, small enough to throw on a bus. card and still look good. :)
<5> how hard do you want it?
<5> *uNF*
<1> as hard as she will let me give it to her.
<0> RealMenEatBacon; lol.. this is a funny post
<0> i was bored enough to start reading it.. and got hooked
<3> Sweet. I just found $100
<1> nice
<0> that's mine.. i lost it
<5> i thinks its a silly design
<3> I don't like centered designs like on that seomoz site.
<5> http://something.phonelosers.org/not_quite_as_crude.jpg
<5> its so, not cool
<0> follower; true.
<3> I like my n2d thing for a mini-logo :)
<1> yea, i do to.. just tryin to think how to implament it.
<1> revised-www.n2itivedesigns.com/crude.jpg
<1> revised- www.n2itivedesigns.com/crude.jpg
<1> ok store and dinner.. bbl or tomorrow.
<6> https://order.1and1.co.uk/xml/order/ServerWindows;jsessionid=3C96DADBA81A5A3B88DAB07DAAC78C20.TC31a?__frame=_top&__lf=Static
<6> looking at that... would you guys say I would basically have a box on a 100mb line, with unlimited throughput, and full control to add apache, php, mysql, etc to the box as i wish?
<6> :(
<5> bizzaned
<7> wtf would php users want a windows server?
<8> howdy
<9> anyone interested in doing a tables template that I have, do it over with css text formatting
<7> i just love all these leaks
<10> hey
<11> I'm thinking about a simple problem, but I think my brain is making it too complicated... maybe someone here can provide fresh inisght.
<11> I'm coding a site with links that span accross multiple subodomains. I want to code some simple scheme in php where the site links intelligently accross subdomains...
<11> the motivation being that i don't want to hard-code subdomain1.example.com, because the top level domain on the development server won't be the same.
<11> e.g., live the urls would be subdomain1.example.com and www.example.com
<11> in the dev environment it might be subdomain1.example.developer.local and www.example.developer.local
<12> @php echo "test";
<13> @php echo "test";
<14> Result: test
<13> @php function d($str){ echo $str.".somedomain.com"; } echo '<a href="' . d("sub") . '/pizza.php">click!</a>';
<14> Result: sub.somedomain.com<a href="/pizza.php">click!</a>
<13> whoops
<13> @php function d($str){ return $str.".somedomain.com"; } echo '<a href="' . d("sub") . '/pizza.php">click!</a>';
<14> Result: <a href="sub.somedomain.com/pizza.php">click!</a>
<2> you can piece together the values you have in $_SERVER to do it was well
<2> which is probably the most portable
<11> that's what i've been thinking about
<11> alright... opinion time!
<11> i know it's probably been debated to death, but what do you think of using a template system like smarty?
<11> Overkill? Let PHP do the work? Good for writing maintainable code?
<11> I'm writing an app that will power a site, but will not be distributed to others.
<11> Sometimes I think it's a good think to keep the HTML out of my php code, but other times I think "am I just adding more time to my development cycle?"
<11> Sort of like "doing it right" vs. "getting it done"
<15> hi how do i check if javascript is enabled via php please?
<16> Uh
<16> well you could have the javascript set a value in a form or something, or set a cookie with javascript, and then see if php can detect those
<15> hmm... cookie may not be enabled by the user and i'm not using a form btw... i was trying to come up with a Back text link that goes back to the previous page a user is on...
<15> the best method personally is via javascript's history -1
<15> then if that's not enabled, i'll use php's referer
<15> and well, if referer's not set, then it'll be set to go up one level in the directory (not exactly ideal but... :)
<0> :)
<15> so i'm putting this in php, and for the javascript portion, i'd like for it to work only if javascript's enabled in a browser
<0> sup Z
<15> any ideas? :)
<0> sound; no idea dude.. but sounds like a good idea you have goin..
<15> yeah i'm trying to figure out how to use php to detect if javascript's enabled
<11> Do you think that the cost of defining another function in a script is so much that i should avoid functions that are only used once? i'm talking about a situation like <?php while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($rs)) { print "..."; print "..."; }?> versus <?php while ($row = mysql_fetch_array($result)) { print_row($row); }?>
<0> i don't know JS so i dunno how the two would interact without really refreshing... but i dunno how to do it that way really either :P
<11> modularization versus efficiency
<0> make the JS tag the URL or something
<0> if that's even possible
<0> but you'd need a refresh
<15> hm don't need a refresh, the code's as follows
<15> $back_one_page = '"' . 'javascript:history.back()' . '"';
<0> well, right, i know that part
<0> but to get the script to recognize whether or not JS is enable in the client side
<0> i was just saying good question.. :P
<15> haha
<15> :)
<0> tomo; you'd only be querying your DB once?
<7> did you guys see that russian helicopter crash?
<1> nope
<7> it lost altitude, and landed flat right on the surface of the water
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