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He is dreaming. This myth has been around for a long while.

I would be inclined to do this client side using gRaphael. You could quite easily pass the required data to your views as json.

I swear theres an echo in here?

Is that your exact code? There is nothing in that code that could possibly cause the symptoms you describe.

What is in definitions.php ? The constants you are using definitely haven't yet been defined.

Even though you have a central server you still work with local git repos. that is how git works. There are a few git gui's around apparently, though Iv'e not used any, try searching Google.

You can integrate phpBB's login with your own site, but you'll have to do some coding. There should be guides in the documentation.

RewriteRule ^index\/page\/([a-z]+)$ index.php?page=$1 [L]

Yeah, I got right into the same thing a few years back when I first found Nanoweb. If you dig around there site they have a socket framework that is pretty interesting to take a look at, but yeah, i completely understand your drive to DIY. Have fun!

Where exactly are you stuck?

Your sending the email as html. You will need to use <br /> tags to achieve the effect of a new line. See nl2br.

Um, indeed it can. It has had temporal triggers since 5.1

Do you mean html links to these urls? No, they would need to be changed to use the new (rewritten) url.

It makes no difference at all to MySql.

You should take a look at Nanoweb. It's a http server written in php. I used to use it to run a few sites a few years back, looking at there site however, it doesn't look like it's been updated since.

Which is indeed part of the language SQL. MySql isn't a language. Also, MySQL has had triggers since version 5.0 and if you want to pay for it you can, it is owned by oracle after all.

I've been using Sass and Haml on a project I'm working on in rails and love them both. Sass really is just the missing parts of CSS. Ive used LESS a few times as well, mutch the same thing. I wouldn't feel too badly about it. Whatever can save you some work, it gets compiled down to everyday css before being served anyway.

You might want to tell us what application your talking about.

No, you would use good design and database normalization.

Actually, looking at the way your doing things, you would be better going with: $("#foo").myFunc() Then having your function find the 'width' itself internally.

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Not at all. There is allot of terrible code around. Who is to say that these code bases are the best quality? To be honest, I've not looked at them, but Iv'e not heard any good things about them either. IMO, you would be much better off learning from a well written framework. Zend comes to mind.

Have you looked at any tutorials on extending jQuery?

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