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Philip

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  1. That's a correct assumption if you ask me. I plan on making an open source one (eventually)
  2. That was out in public though? o.O
  3. Moved this to website critique as it better fits what you're looking for.
  4. I personally love redmine, but its RoR, not PHP. TBH, all of the trackers I've tried that are PHP/MySQL based absolutely suck. They either are missing functionality, the UI blows, or go unsupported and become outdated.
  5. I hear Adam will even throw in a bonus, just for you...
  6. Wait... we're not supposed to use our powers for that? Oops...
  7. Welcome to the wonderful world of being a guru [profile]Kicken[/profile]! You've earned it!
  8. Yeah, I'm inclined to agree that FF will be a step or two behind Chrome in features (and to some degree, UI.) I still use it for work because of a few crucial plugins, but TBH, if I really wanted to I could make them into Chrome plugins and get rid of FF altogether.
  9. Moved this to website critique. First impressions are kinda blah to be honest. I know you don't have a brand going, but there is nothing telling me why yours is better than the rest and why I should join.
  10. This topic has been moved to Website Critique. http://www.phpfreaks.com/forums/index.php?topic=352918.0
  11. Just have PHP create a XML playlist. Could run it as a cron once a day (more or less, depending on your needs) to save cpu usage.
  12. I don't really condone scrapping a page nor using a website without an API like this... But for other reference, you could simply just use json_decode to grab the information in a more usable format.
  13. If you pay for it, I'll gladly be the first to test this theory
  14. Yup, what WickedWold said. This is not a custom theme that you made, but instead just used this one and changed the copyright. Thread closed.
  15. Parts of this comment might help
  16. Speaking of people we need to ban....
  17. That could return a 403, 404, 500, etc. return code which means your user doesn't have access to the page. That could be because of the page IS a 404 page or whatever, but it could also mean that you have an error with the server setup. At the least, you should be checking a normal page (non-404 nor authorization required) for a HTTP 200 code. Dan's solution is more robust in making sure your page actually outputs something worthwhile (although if you have dynamic pages you'd have to select something more general like <html)
  18. It really depends on what your boss expects you to do, where you live, how many years of experience, if you have a formal education, etc etc.
  19. Well there is your problem....
  20. What sorts of licenses are you thinking of?
  21. Maq only giggles like a little school girl. It's pretty funny
  22. Just wait until you get into static methods/properties. You'll need to learn pretty much the same syntax
  23. To a) ensure that the data is indeed a constant (e.g. you will get an warning/error if you try to overwrite the value) and b) for whenever you deal with other programmers so they can easily tell that it is a constant
  24. There is also a 3 part series on our site
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