Welcome back to my new site! This time I’ve got it running on a nice and stable version of WordPress. Bare with me as I under-go many changes and try to get things back on track. If you’ve been browsing around this new site you’ll notice that if you commented on one of my articles - it’s gone. I don’t have the time to import 200 comments into the new WordPress structured database - no big deal right?

I wrote something last night that will save a lot of people a lot of time. It’s a class that opens a .csv file (normally saved through Excel) and parses your data accordingly to build an INSERT query for it. Then it inserts all of the information into whatever table you specified. You can also choose to create the table if it doesn’t exist. (more…)

First off, Merry Christmas! For those of you who feel that I’m scrouge for not giving you anything for Christmas, well I’m about to prove you wrong. I spent a few hours on Christmas eve building a little tabbed menu script. (more…)

Well I think it’s time I learn a framework. Last week I dove into Ruby on Rails and I really liked how simply the code structure was - not to mention scaffolding and MVC! The problem was I wanted something that did everything Ruby on Rails did but did not require me to learn another language, which would be Ruby in this case. (more…)

After reviewing the CSS for a star rating system at komodomedia.com, I decided to make my own star rating system using AJAX. There are a few out there, one is another really good one created by Ryan Masuga over at www.masugadesign.com. I really could have just used his, but oh no, I needed to challenge myself - and I wanted to add feature or two. (more…)

I created this form class for a project I was doing that used multiple fields. Now let’s face it, making a variable for over 30 fields is just rediculous. This simple form class is meant to simplify your life! You can make as many fields as you want in your HTML and have them either emailed to you or inserted into your database. (more…)