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I have to say that updating RoR for old apps always lands me in some wonky funny business: missing config variables, moved whatsits and thingummies. grr. The issues aren't easy to search for, either.

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posted by erin at 09:19 PM on 04 January 2010  tag in del.icio.us Digg!
tags: rails / rants / webstuff
 

Some (a few here and there) spam bots have been leaving comments lately... good thing that there was already a reCAPTCHA plugin available for nucleusCMS: had I known that earlier, I would have switched over earlier!

*sheesh*

bonus: one nagging/back-of-the-head item knocked off the list early in the new year...

posted by erin at 02:30 AM on 03 January 2010  tag in del.icio.us Digg!
tags: blogs / nucleusCMS / site design / webstuff
 

Didn’t want to lose this one.

IE7 intro [dean.edwards.name] [Slashdot / Mar 12]

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posted by erin at 04:53 PM on 13 March 2004  tag in del.icio.us Digg!
tags: webstuff
 

Themeworld.com has an impressive list of fonts and smilies and and and…

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posted by erin at 04:52 PM on 21 December 2003  tag in del.icio.us Digg!
tags: webstuff
 
posted by erin at 01:59 PM on 26 November 2003  tag in del.icio.us Digg!
tags: webstuff
 

I keep forgetting the exact answer to this one, so figured I’d note it:

[PHP] Re: include_once vs require_once

Basically, as I understand it, require() and require_once() are replaced during parsing—before code execution. And include() and include_once() are replaced during code execution. Thus, a required file is always imported into the file whereas an included file is only imported if the include() statement is executed.

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posted by erin at 11:03 PM on 21 November 2003  tag in del.icio.us Digg!
tags: webstuff