JavaScript’s error-capturing mechanisms not advanced enough for your web applications? Here’s a novel way to log JavaScript errors using an AJAX-driven web service.
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One Open Source CMS that stands out above the rest for small businesses and personal networks is the Elgg open source “social engine,” which can be used to create social applications. Scott Clark shows you how to install and get started with this social networking CMS.
Originally posted here: Installing the Elgg Social Networking CMS

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When the HTTP protocol was designed, it was assumed that data transmission would be secure. Times have changed and network security has become much more important to us, especially for certain tasks. Sukrit Dhandhania shows you how to set up Secure Sockets Layer.
Source:Setting up an SSL Certificate in Apache

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Want to give your website a more broad appeal and increase readership? Who doesn’t?! Your site could benefit by introducing some non-English material. Today’s article will focus on various tools that you’ll need to produce multilingual HTML documents.
Read more from the original source: Increase Site Traffic by Including Multi-language Content in Your Web Page

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Optimize your website so that it consumes less bandwidth using the Apache module mod_deflate. This module adds an output filter that allows output from your server to be compressed. A great side effect of the implementation of this module is that it also speeds up your website.
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There are a number of ways to handle a maintenance downtime. You can either handle it inside of your web application or you can have Apache automatically direct all traffic to a specified page. This article explains how to have Apache redirect visitors to a maintenance page while still allowing you to view updates/changes.
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Ernest Lilley shares some news and tid-bits centered around Drupal, including upcoming conferences, tools and books he uses and the community sites he frequents.
Read the rest here: Social Networking with Drupal

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There are a number of ways to handle a maintenance downtime. You can either handle it inside of your web application or you can have Apache automatically direct all traffic to a specified page. This article explains how to have Apache redirect visitors to a maintenance page while still allowing you to view updates/changes.
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Partial-page rendering can be used to refresh only a portion of your web page rather than the entire page. This article discusses how you can implement partial page updates using the Update Panel control and how you can use the Update Progress control in conjunction with the Update Panel control to enhance the user [...]

Web design has come a long way from just creating HTML documents. It is essentially the art of presenting information in a readable, useable and functional manner. Numerous interface elements can be used to achieve the goal, including tabbed layouts, paginated view and modal windows. This article examines the different uses of modal windows.
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The JavaScript 2.0 / EMCAScript 4.0 proposal isn’t due to be finalized until the end of the fall of 2009, but it’s already garnering lots of strong reactions - both good and bad. Today, we’ll be taking a look at some of the proposed specifications and you can decide for yourself whether they constitute improvements [...]

J. Leidago Noabeb explores the relationship between XML,PHP and MYSQL including a brief look at the Document Object Model.
Credit:XML and PHP Simplified - XML,PHP and the Database

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Learn how to use the Apache mod_rewrite module to automatically redirect a user to a page designed specifically for their web browser.
Mod Rewrite Part 3 - Redirecting Browser Dependent Content with Apache and Mod Rewrite

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The last installment of this series discusses the lightest implementation of Lightbox. While it is stripped of all the bells and whistles, you are free to add them if you like. It requires no JavaScript framework, only a few lines of JavaScript to open and close the Lightbox.
Read the original here: The Lightest Lightbox

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Closures are the answer to the problem of how to bind variables to functions that are called at a later time. Today’s article will explain what closures are, outline some common dilemmas, and present ways that closures can be utilized to overcome them.
See original here: Understanding JavaScript Closures

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