Posted by: Paul on: May 22, 2009
I ran across some odd Subversion / Samba errors lately. It seemed whenever we added an image or non-text file to the repository, we were getting the error: Commit succeeded, but other errors follow: Error bumping revisions post-commit (details follow): In directory ‘[dir name]‘ Error processing command ‘committed’ in ‘[dir name]‘ Can’t move ‘[dir name]\.svn\props\[image [...]
Posted by: Paul on: May 6, 2009
The Present Netbooks have been a game changer in the connected world. The arrival and staggering popularity of Netbooks has turned the PC manufacturing world on it’s collective head. This is not an article about Netbooks – this is an article about the age that they herald – the age of cloud computing. Netbooks have [...]
Posted by: Paul on: April 29, 2009
There’s a great run-down on Drupal.org on how to troubleshoot the dreaded Drupal ‘White Screen of Death’ (WSOD). This seems to happen every time I add a site to our test server – I find increasing the PHP memory limit to be the fastest way to solve it. To increase the memory limit assigned to [...]
Posted by: Paul on: May 10, 2007
Internet Explorer will show nothing. Fair enough really, but don’t be caught doing this or your images, image links or image submit buttons (own up, I know you’re using them) will be rendered ‘magically invisible’ in the output.
Posted by: Paul on: February 1, 2007
One rule I’ve learnt and relearnt over the last 5 years is the need to develop xhtml and css code in more then one browser from the very beginning of a project. Often the temptation for me has been to stick with my development browser (Firefox with the ‘Web Developer Toolbar’ and ‘Firebug’ extensions) and [...]
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