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  • Printing HTML with Page Breaks

    Posted on Friday, May 11 th, 2012 by Joe Hoskinson no Comments.

    A common need for a web developer is to be able to design a web page that is intended to be printed by an end-user. Printing through the web browser’s “print” button or the JavaScript window.print feature is not too difficult, parti...

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  • Running PHP Script Inside of .HTM and .HTML Files

    Posted on Friday, May 11 th, 2012 by Joe Hoskinson no Comments.

    If your site is running on a LAMP (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) platform it is possible to make the server execute PHP scripts inside of a .HTM or .HTML page.  Pages with the HTML file extensions (.htm or .html) typically, when requested from the serv...

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  • .HTACCESS File Resource

    Posted on Friday, May 11 th, 2012 by Joe Hoskinson no Comments.

    Here is a nice resource for common questions regarding Apache’s .htaccess file. The file can be used for supplemental PHP and general website config settings on sites that are running on Apache web server. Topics include: Htpasswd Generator Ht...

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  • Managing an Ambiguous Brand

    Posted on Thursday, May 10 th, 2012 by Joe Hoskinson no Comments.

    One famous example of search ambiguity is Apple – are searchers looking for the corporation that sells computers, iPhones, iPods, and iPads, or are they searching for the fruit? This article on Search Engine Watch covers the details of managing a...

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  • How To Make Money Online

    Posted on Thursday, May 10 th, 2012 by Joe Hoskinson no Comments.

    Here is a great little list that I came across that is made up of 21 items that pertain to general rules of making money online. They are a great starting point for anyone considering an online business. The first step is to stop Googling things li...

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  • CSV Export Using PHP’s Output Buffer

    Posted on Monday, January 30 th, 2012 by Joe Hoskinson no Comments.

    Creating the CSV file without using adding/deleting a file on the server’s file system. This involves the use of the PHP output buffer. In the case of a CSV file, they are being created by the PHP script on the fly, adding the data that you wan...

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