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Daily Web Tips- PHP Frameworks 5/5/2011
- jQuery fancybox ‘*.support not defined’ or ‘b.support not defined’ Error 1/9/2011
- Building Dynamic Subdomains 1/8/2011
- Daily Web Tips Not So Daily 10/29/2010
- CSS Only Menus 10/25/2010
- CSS Cheat Sheet 10/25/2010
- The Disappearing Database! ‘MySQL server has gone away’ 10/23/2010
- PHP Data Objects (PDO) 10/22/2010
- jQuery Pop-up – Facebox 10/21/2010
- What is an SSL Certificate and Do I Need One? 10/20/2010
Category Archives: building websites
Domain Name Prices Going Up in 2 Days – Grab ‘em Now!
You only have a couple of days to renew old domains or get new domains at current prices. The base prices will go up on the 14th of January, 2012 for .com, .net and .biz. Most registrars will have to … Continue reading
Firefox Fixed the Pop-up Window Problem on Dual Monitors
YAY Firefox!! I upgraded my browser yesterday and FINALLY, the long-time bug that keeps me from opening up a new browser window on my dual monitor is fixed! I am so excited! I usually work with my text editor open … Continue reading
Posted in building websites, on technical stuff
Tagged browser, building websites, computers, firefox, web browser, web development, websites
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Domains Name Prices Go Up in January
VeriSign, the authoritative registry for .com and .net has announced that there will be a price increase January 15, 2012. That means that I’ll need to raise my domain name prices as well. It probably means that most other domain … Continue reading
My Random Quote Generator
I love inspirational quotes. Good quotes inspire me and can even change my mood for the better which is always a plus. I also like to read my favorite quotes over and over again. I have been reading many of … Continue reading
Posted in building websites, on life
Tagged quote generator, quotes, random quotes, symfony, symfony 2
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Making Money From Home with Membership Sites
If you have a lot of knowledge in a particular area, or if you are dedicated to becoming the expert in a particular area, or even if you are good at pulling the right experts together, you can create a membership site. Or better yet, you just have to build a community around members who are interested in talking about the same topic. Once your community gets big enough and has enough valuable information to make it a ‘members only’ community, you can start charging a monthly subscription.
