linux
26 July 2009 | 21 Comments
I run into some issues trying to update subversion on our Linux 64-bit (CentOS) servers. In other words, RPM always complained on some missing dependencies from a old version and aborted the upgrade. The error lines were of the nature; Transaction Check Error: file /{filesuchandsuch} from install of subversion-1.5.6-0.1.el5.rf I mean, I had the old [...]
Tagged in 64bit, centos, dependencies, linux, redhat, rpm, subversion
Development,open source
26 July 2009 | 72 Comments
Like many people, I totally dig WordPress as my preferred Blog software (despite it being written in PHP, but that is another story:-) ). The way I have WordPress installed my Linux host is that I get the latest stable releases with subversion directly from wordpress.org. So far, I have had never problems with it. [...]
Tagged in dashboard, firebug, linux, php, thickbox, wordpress
Development
24 July 2009 | 691 Comments
I have to say that I love the Adobe Spry Javascript framework. It is easy to use and simply just works. For most situations it comes with “widgets” for just about everything you need in your Ajax enabled web application. One of my favorite widgets is the Text Validation one. With it you are able [...]
Tagged in adobe spry, ajax, alphabetical characters, custom filter, field validation, productivity, regular expression, regular expressions, syntax, web application, widget, widgets
CFML,Development
21 July 2009 | 19 Comments
Recently over at the website of our open source Digital Asset Management company Razuna Ltd., we published a desktop application that was build with Adobe AIR. Now, while we could easily link to the AIR application, which all end with an extension of “.air”, within the web page it would prompt the user to install [...]
Tagged in adobe, application installer, centos, desktop application, htaccess, macos x, mime type configuration, mime types, safari, tomcat installation, web server, zip air, zip file