Uploader v2.5

An all around general purpose file uploader for CakePHP. Packaged as a stand alone plugin with file validation, file scanning and support for a wide range of basic mime types.

Blog entries for May 2009

If you are ever like me and hate having to type print_r and echo pre blocks whenever you want to debug a variable or array, this function is for you! This is a global function that can be used to output any data that you need to debug and it comes equipped with some nifty features. Continue reading...
It has been a while since I released some of my scripts, but now I have two to reveal! Well actually the Resession script has been up for nearly 2 months now, but I'm finally getting around to announcing. And without further ado, I give you Resession (Session Manager) and Decoda (A BBcode style parser). Continue reading...
If you have ever used a local server, you would immediately realize that you can only develop one site at a time using the given root. You could however setup multiple folders for different websites within your local servers root, but the problem with that is they would all share the same root, big problem! To fix this you would have to set up virtual hosts, or vhosts for short. A vhost is a small server side trick (using Apache) that allows for multiple domains (websites) under the same root or IP address. Continue reading...
Well its been a while since I have posted anything useful, and im sorry for the lack of activity. I actually have many post ideas up on my whiteboard, its just that I have been extremely busy lately. Tomorrow I will be going on a week long cruise to Canada, so I have been preparing for that all week. Besides preparing for my trip, I have been working on two of my own websites, I will review them both below. Both of which are CakePHP applications... for your information, hah. Continue reading...
About two weeks ago my Firefox started acting up and would not cache pages correctly. Actually, the content would cache, but any image on the actual page would load 1 by 1 and I can watch it go in sequence. This was extremely annoying, especially working in PhpMyAdmin, watching each image icon load 1 by 1 until the page was complete. This process would take nearly 5x what it usually did, so it got quite annoying real fast. I wasn't sure what caused this to happen as all my settings were normal and untouched. Continue reading...