One of Drupal’s more interesting abilities is the “Multi-site” installation. Drupal allows you to run multiple, separate websites with different users and different content, all on one single installation of Drupal. At first, this sounds exciting, because it has the … Continue reading
This idea was directly taken from John Watson’s excellent post, Building a better WordPress portfolio. I’ve taken his concept, and I think, improved upon it slightly. Thanks John. I’m always looking for a better way to display my portfolio of … Continue reading
Or at least learning, to hate to love, Drupal. Drupal is a Content Management System, or CMS, that is highly popular and very powerful. It is also one of the most polarizing CMS’s in existence. You either love it or … Continue reading
I’m currently working on a personal project for my shop. It’s always a pain, when you’re working with electronics to set up a proper power supply. So, tooling around Instructables the other day, I was inspired by several posts. Instructables … Continue reading
Creating an AJAX powered dynamic form using jQuery and CodeIgniter is simple to do, but not very well documented. This method uses the jQuery AJAX method to dynamically populate a drop down menu in a CodeIgniter generated form. Continue reading
Another web 2.0 small business tool bites the dust. Users of the popular web meeting and webinar tool, DimDim were surprised today by the announcement of its sale to behemoth SalesForce.com. SalesForce.com plans to use the DimDim technology to improve its paid offerings, but no longer will a free version be available for small businesses and individuals who had come to rely on DimDim. Continue reading