Start up SQL Anywhere Services from command prompt on NT
On the taskbar, click on “Start” then select “Run”. Type in regedt32 or regedit.
ASANYx_y or SQLANYx_y
where ‘x’ represents the Service Type:
a – Sample Applicationc – Client
e – Standalone Engine
l – Agent for Replication Servero – Open Server Gateway
r – SQL Remote Message Agents – Network Server
and ‘y’ represents the Service Name as seen in the ‘Name’ column in Sybase SQL Anywhere Service Manager.
Find out which key is for the service you want to start from the DOS prompt. Write down the name of the key. Note that the key is
Case sensitive for version 5.x.x but is not case sensitive for version 6.x.x/7.x.x/8.x.x.
Therefore, the syntax to start up a SQL Anywhere Service from a command prompt (DOS prompt) would be:
net start <key for the service from registry editor>
Therefore, the syntax to stop a SQL Anywhere/Adaptive Server Anywhere Service from a command prompt (DOS prompt) would be:
net stop <key for the service from registry editor>
Credit to: http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=10915
So like me who doesn’t like to install in the root of a server, you may need to redirect an incoming web connection to another directory (sub) or an alternative page. It’s also cool if you want to redirect to a website under construction page etc.
I do this with the cursed .htaccess file by adding this line
# This allows you to redirect index.html to a specific subfolder
Redirect /index.html http://www.abc.com
Where abc in (http://www.abc.com) is you redirected site. You could include a subdirectlyt by adding the slashed link (http://www.abc.com/def)
Happy redirecting.
With WordPress you can easily add your AdSense code to your blog. In order to do this, first login to the administrative end of your website. Then, go to the Appearance -> Widgets menu.
In this page select to drag-and-drop a “Text” widget onto your registered sidebar.
Then you should add a title (in our case – Advertisement) and right under it the actual code that you have obtained from Google. Finally, click on the on the “Save” button right under it.
Well done! You have just added your AdSense code to your WordPress blog.
Credit to http://www.siteground.com/tutorials/wordpress/wordpress_adsense.htm
We all love free stuff … for an HR System check out
They offer a totally free online (web based) HR system. It’s very comprehensive including modules like:
Very impressive for a free solution.
So come across a site and you’re interested in what technology, language is used?
I use https://builtwith.com/ provides a simple background check of the site includes CMS used, languages, widgets and technologies. Pretty cool if you just want a quick scan of what’s happening on the backend of the site.
Happy building …
Ever have a list of data and want to quickly check for duplicates. Now I know it’s possible in SQL or even Excel but if you looking for a really easy online way without tweaking check out http://www.somacon.com/p568.php – Paste your data in the form click on Display / Update Counts and view the results …
Happy duplicate checking …
Most of the time when we are working with a Joomla site we tend to switch off the display of the Created, Last Updated, Category and other info which can be displayed as it’s just not necessary. Every now and again, however, we display the creation date, for example if we are using the Article Manager to display news items and want their associated dates to be shown.
What you might have noticed is that if you choose to display any of these items you’ll get the word Details appearing just above them and whilst there may be times that this is retained, nine times out of ten for us we would rather remove it. Whilst this can be done by just creating a template override and removing the line which contains the COM_CONTENT_ARTICLE_INFO variable, there’s an easier and non-technical way to go about it using Joomla 2.5’s Language Manager.
This will create a language override which gets rids of that Details word from displaying quickly and easily and without the need for any template overrides!
http://www.arcas.co.uk/blog/2013/01/08/how-to-get-rid-of-the-details-label-in-joomla-articles.html
Yup … all this fancy graphics, animation, calculations, algorithm all comes down to machine reading binary … This is my name in binary …
|A|h|m|e|d| |V|a|r|a|c|h|i|a|<new line>
|65|104|109|101|100|32|86|97|114|97|99|104|105|97|13
|41|68|6D|65|64|20|56|61|72|61|63|68|69|61|0D
|01000001|01101000|01101101|01100101|01100100|00100000|01010110|01100001|01110010
|01100001|01100011|01101000|01101001|01100001|00001101
Check our yours at http://durso.org/ynib/
Amazing huh …
On shared hosting/VPN or cloud if you’d like to increase the default max file upload size from 10M check our the below
You need to set the value of upload_max_filesize and post_max_size in your php.ini (in the example below 40M is what I’ve set the max upload to, however you can change to whatever you’d like eg. 100M etc.):
; Maximum allowed size for uploaded files. upload_max_filesize = 40M ; Must be greater than or equal to upload_max_filesize post_max_size = 40M Or in the cursed .htaccess filephp_value upload_max_filesize 40Mphp_value post_max_size 40M
Happy uploading ....
