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How To Integrate Facebook With AWeber Sign-up Form
AWeber is a company that does a very good job of providing mailing list services, and is always innovating and coming up with new ways that you can improve your email marketing. One of their latest innovations is how they’ve created a way that allows any Facebook user to automatically sign up with your AWeber [...]
Continue reading...How To Sort A Multidimensional Array By One Element In PHP
Wednesday, March 30, 2011
I had a table’s worth of listings and had stored all the values in a multidimensional array in PHP. The problem was, I needed to sort the multidimensional array, but based on just one element. Here’s the easiest, fastest solution that I found from the array_multisort function page of PHP (thanks to zequez at gmail [...]
Continue reading...How To Fix MTP Failed or CDC Failed Errors When Connecting Your Samsung Galaxy S via USB
Wednesday, September 22, 2010
Today, I tried plugging in my Samsung Galaxy S, an Android phone, to my computer, thinking that I could transfer some files to it. Surprise, surprise, I was greeted by an error stating that there was a problem installing the USB drivers for my phone. Windows Update didn’t seem to have any drivers for this [...]
Continue reading...How Does FireFox Weave Sync Benefit Me?
Tuesday, September 7, 2010
Mozilla Labs has been working on Weave, an official bookmark-syncing extension for Firefox. The newest version of Weave is out of beta, and on top of just bookmarks, it also supports syncing your FireFox history, passwords, preferences, location bar, and even your open tabs. It isn’t at a point where I would say that it’s [...]
Continue reading...How To Install IonCube Loader On MAMP On Your Mac
Wednesday, September 1, 2010
MAMP (Mac, Apache, MySQL, PHP) is a package that allows you to run your own PHP-enabled web server with MySQL easily on your Mac. However, if you’re looking for additional libraries like the ionCube libraries, you’ll need to download and install them yourself. That’s not bad because it’s not hard at all. What you need [...]
Continue reading...How To Resolve Kernel Panics in Mac OSX
Monday, March 8, 2010
I had the fantastic opportunity to be the lucky recipient of kernel panics on my Macbook Pro that happen once every 24-48 hours. I’ve been trying to troubleshoot and resolve the kernel panic, because as you can imagine, it’s extremely counter-productive. I finally resolved it by removing a wonky KEXT (kernel extension) that turned out [...]
Continue reading...Bloated SnagIt Screencapture Utility
Thursday, August 7, 2008
I hate it when I want to do something but have to wait for it. I know, I know, it just goes to show how impatient I am, but don’t we live in the age of instant gratification where everything must be done in the snap of your fingers. Screen capturing is something that I [...]
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