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WordPress Blog Posting Generic Misspelling Fix Tutorial

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Let’s start out as “devil’s advocate” for today’s WordPress Generic Misspelling Fix project, that has a large amount of synergy with the “content” emphasis of WordPress Blog Posting Thread Content Summary Tutorial. What are some things to beware of when … Continue reading →

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Rainbow Games Background Image Mobile Tutorial

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Yesterday’s Rainbow Games Background Image Tutorial set up the idea of background imagery to our Rainbow Games racing web pages, but, on testing this on iPad, found that it was too resource hungry for as good a response as for … Continue reading →

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Rainbow Games Background Image Tutorial

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If you are a regular at this blog, you will know that we are exploring “in depth” the implications of discovering what the “Did you Know?” section of the recent Column Intelligence Primer Tutorial told us about how you can … Continue reading →

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Rainbow Games PHP Emoji Tutorial

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In order to take that further genericization step onto the achievements of yesterday’s Rainbow Games Genericization Tutorial to get onto (the mathematics Induction principle inspired) … prove for the first case prove for the second case prove for the nth … Continue reading →

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PHP IDE Codelobster Primer Tutorial

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We’ve been trying out a Windows based PHP IDE called “Codelobster PHP Edition”. It’s early days, but it looks really good, with a host of features, such as debugging, that would make developing PHP websites a breeze. You can do … Continue reading →

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Interesting Places Sorting Tutorial

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We’re all different regarding our levels of tolerance for “disorder”. One person’s view of “disorder” is not likely to match, exactly, anybody else within “cooooooeeeeee”. Personally, don’t mind mess, but can disappoint on those occasions where it takes that little … Continue reading →

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Python MySql Circle and Point DataTable Primer Tutorial

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When we’ve talked about the MySql database in the past, apart from going on and on and on and on and on and on about the wonders of the phpMyAdmin MySql management tool frontend, we’ve normally talked about it regarding … Continue reading →

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Server unexpectedly closed network connection FileZilla Tutorial

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In day to day web server management (of the CentOS (Linux) WHM/cPanel Apache/PHP/MySql rjmprogramming.com.au domain) we find the most baffling error that you occasionally come up against “web server access wise” is FileZilla’s (or any sftp application’s) error message … … Continue reading →

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