PHP MySQL Development Log

04.24.09 Today I configured a Wamp server with SSL remotely using the tutorial (No longer available). Ran into a few problems. Took about 8 hours of troubleshooting. Should be a piece of cake in the future.

04.25.09 After getting SSL working on the Wamp server I began to test the upload form. After uploading smaller files successfully and larger ones (100MB+) unsuccessfully (my settings in php.ini were all sufficiently high) I discovered that MAX_FILE_SIZE had been set to 52MB in the form!

04.30.09 I am currently working on txt2u, a multi-user SMS messaging system for businesses and organizations to communicate with their respective clients and members. It has a lot of AJAX built into it, so you need to have JavaScript enabled to use it.

05.08.09 We have brought our own site into XHTML 1.0 compliance and CSS 2.1 compliance as well. You will notice the images we are able to display now in the side bar. We are also working on bringing the site into the limelight for organic search rankings.

07.08.09 Finished a script for clicking on a link in an email as soon as it arrives in the inbox, getting my clients more work than was humanly possible before.

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10-06-09 myTouch by T-Mobile - connecting USB to Fedora 10 - hook it up, then look for the USB icon in your notification bar on the myTouch. Select the usb connection in the dropdown. Select Mount. et Voila! It's connected to your Linux box and you can drag and drop files as you wish.

10.08.09 I'm wondering why a company would want to keep its' clients in the dark ages by making them hit F5 all day long to try to get orders, when the same result can be had programmatically while freeing them up to do more important things, like fulfill those orders?