Recent content by jonbenwaa

Agree with above as a server side answer would be best, as js can always be altered by the client.

Are you asking for something like Sharepoint? If so maybe check out Alfresco or Liferay. No personal experience with either but they were the first to pop up with I googled "free open source Sharepoint"

<script type="text/javascript"> window.location.href="somelink"; </script> put this code before the title tag. I didn't test it out, but pretty sure it should work. Then again I've been up for about 20 hours right now...

As said above, using mod rewrites in htaccess can disguise a php site as anything else BUT php. First thing I would try is to view source and see what kinds of extensions are on nav links. are they html, asp, php, etc? If that doesn't lead you anywhere, try looking at comments in the code or in...

This could probably be done by changing the anchor tags around. Just a guess. I would try changing: <a id="next" href="blahblah" title="blahblah"></a> to <a id="previous" href="blahblah" title="blahblah"></a> and vice versa

As stated above, I guess it depends on your needs. If you build one to two sites a year the payoff for the learning curve probably won't be worth it, especially if you have your own repository of past projects you can build from. But if you're looking to get serious, as well as build a skillset...

Another +1 for HTTRACK...been using it for a while and it definitely saves a LOT of time.

check out boilerplate and twitter bootstrap. No sense in writing stuff from scratch when you can find a decent layout to get started.

Well it started as mainly car pics, then it grew to car pics, gun pics, and funny pics. Now just about everything gets uploaded there and I moved to a webhosting plan that doesn't care. I just try and clean up anything that might not be "legal" to have, but everything else I could care less...

If I'm leaving out some needed info let me know.

So I put together an image hosting site back in 2008 for a forum I run mainly because a lot of the members there couldn't figure out how to use photobucket (this was 2008). Since then I've kind of let it be and its gained a little more traction over the years. Well the last few months it has...

For quickie edits I'll just use programmer's notepad. For full development I'll crank up netbeans with php.