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I've set up the Titanium packages a few times recently, and found the entire process to be rather cumbersome in both Win7 and OSX while on a network that uses a proxy, or products such as websense, etc. Let me help you out. There are 4 different proxy settings in 4 different places.
Here's a quick post to explain the issue (which the Highcharts folks know about and may already be fixing), and how to remedy it.
 In this article you will find sample code for accessing Microsoft Outlook Calendar events using PHP and COM(). This sample includes recurring events and was tested on Windows XP with Outlook 2003.
In this article you will find very basic sample code for accessing Microsoft Word using PHP and COM(). This sample includes a table and some alignment settings.
It should be obvious, but there are forum comments discussing the possibility of file_put_contents caching the file handle and/or not closing it until the script ends. This is not the case. If you need make successive writes to a file, use fopen and fwrite instead. I've included a benchmark below so you can see the difference.
I've recently changed development machines. When I migrated my databases I decided to try out MySQL Workbench. I received the error "Column count of mysql.proc is wrong. Expected 20, found 16" because I imported old databases into a much newer version of MySQL Server. The fix was very simple.
Twitter shrinks urls to t.co versions to protect users from clicking shady links. This is all fine until you encounter a shrunk url in say, the search API, and you need to know what page on your site it references.
Some commonly used regex examples.
I thought I had this somewhere but since I'm re-instaling from scratch on top of Windows 7 I thought I would post it again. I will send this link to coworkers and friends that need their environment setup.
This is a quickie guide I put together to help you get Apache installed and running with SSL support. (https).
I noticed the missing dll today when I went to work on an older project that uses ldap. It seems it was left out of the package, possibly due to a bug fix. The ldap extension seems to only be available using the VC9 builds (ts and nts builds).
Promoting your business or product on Twitter can be fun and rewarding for both you and your customers, but how do you create a Twitter contest or giveaway? It turns out it's pretty easy because there are websites like http://www.tweetsw.in/ out there that handle everything for you. All you have to do is decide what you want to give away and how you can relate it to your business.
 There are probably a hundred ways to do this, I just wanted a simple drop-in to style check-boxes and radio buttons with basic css. I whipped this jQuery out and it seems to be working well in IE7+, Firefox 3.6+, Opera 10.x, Chrome, and Safari. It supports label binding as well. Oh, and it fails nicely for those that don't use JavaScript. ಠ_ಠ I'm sure it could be reduced further but I don't care to over optimize. I have not actually used this on a radio button yet, but since the elements operate about the same I'd guess it should just work.
 Someone at work asked about this, putting this out as an example of how it can be done. The question, is there a simple way to dynamically add/remove table rows that may contain form fields that doesn't create name conflicts. This example changes all name and id attributes on cloned rows. It also removes the last td and replaces it with a remove icon that links back to the remove JavaScript.
While writing a PHP ePayment client for USBank's service, I noticed strings that were blowfish encrypted with PHP's mCrypt in ecb mode were not matching the encrypted values from Java and .NET. This was frustrating as the Java client was not using any specific settings for block size or pad type, and, sorry guys, Java documentation seems lacking. Luckily the solution was very simple.
There isn't one. Just a reminder, mcrypt is built in for PHP 5.3.x on windows, you don't need to do anything with a dll anymore.
I finally have a working development environment to test out Appcelerator's products. I'll step you through some of the gotchas I come across and do a bit of a review of the whole process as I work with Titanium Mobile.
Check out this little gem in the Apple iPhone SDK 4.0 terms:
3.3.1 Applications may only use Documented APIs in the manner prescribed by Apple and must not use or call any private APIs. Applications must be originally written in Objective-C, C, C++, or JavaScript as executed by the iPhone OS WebKit engine, and only code written in C, C++, and Objective-C may compile and directly link against the Documented APIs (e.g., Applications that link to Documented APIs through an intermediary translation or compatibility layer or tool are prohibited).
Does this mean Titanium Mobile, Unity3D, Ansca, MonoTouch, and possibly PhoneGap are headed to the deadpool?
Use the php script or wget example to pull down census.gov Tiger/Line shape files. It would be easier to just use wget, but I'm using windows.
Just a quick note to remind myself later. DOMNode::removeChild leaves whitespace unless you tell it not via:
$document->preserveWhiteSpace = false;
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