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There have been discussions about how to resurrect that section of the site, so it's on our radar. Hopefully with the transition of the new owner it will spark some interest.

Doubtful, source?

Thanks Giz and Req.

Something like this (not mine)? http://jsfiddle.net/jfriend00/n4mKw/ HTML5/CSS3 may have a better way to do this.

This comes up time and time again, usually about once a year. The issue is that, as ignace pointed out, people are busy and honestly there is no incentive to pursue such a revamp. Another issue is the owner, he's basically non-existent even when everything is falling apart.

OP, what exactly are you trying to achieve? Your question wreaks that what you're trying to do is the wrong approach. Without more information I can't help much, but it looks like using "slugs" might help you.

I disagree.

Sorry to hear that scootstah, that's terrible. Have you tried contacting her friends or family to see if you can figure out what's going on?

Please use the code tags in the future, thanks.

I'm not nearly as active as I used to be but I don't remember seeing him for a little while.

Welcome and congrats Quick!

I generally don't mind code completion especially for XSL which I deal with on a daily basis.

A lot of bigger IDEs have plugins that support (S)FTP.

Do it.

Yes, that has already been pointed out in the initial post. I think everyone saying "why reinvent the wheel", including myself, are referring to people that are using raw JS for those reasons.

Because, it creates un-needed overhead when selecting * and if your table changes in the future, you will be selecting un-expected data. There are other reasons, but these are the primary ones.

FZ has been mentioned probably 10 times so far.

Agree 100%. There is no reason to reinvent the wheel, not to mention the built in cross browser compatibility of most JS frameworks.

That would be Apache, not PHP.

johnnyjohnny, this sticky is for posting your mod_rewrite cheat sheets, not questions. Please create your own thread rather than hijacking this one.

There is no generic tutorial you can write that fits everyones application. Frameworks/applications like PHPUnit are all different, besides, they have their own manual for this.

Huh?

We've already mentioned FileZilla multiple times...