Vbulletin Global Variables June 10th, 2008
It appears that there is very little info available in regard to global variables within vbulletin. It took WAY too long to pull this off tonight so I guess I’ll post it here.
It appears that there is very little info available in regard to global variables within vbulletin. It took WAY too long to pull this off tonight so I guess I’ll post it here.
My birthday list for 2008
Here’s a quick way to construct the WHERE parameters when snagging data out of a MySQL database using data from an entry form. In this example, I didn’t not include the $_GET, $_POST, or $_REQUEST as I am lazy and the current code I’m working on is using some Smarty thing to get […]
I couldn’t imagine a more important point of view on the Nazi world than that of Albert Speer. Inside The Third Reich could be one of the most important books of all time.
This blog will discuss why I think Ron Paul CAN win the presidency and why I will be voting for Ron Paul.
Brandon Drury’s 2007 Christmas List
I’ve officially launched my latest endeavor into the world of music on the web. I’m hoping that it will compliment RecordingReview.com nicely. I’m about to make the biggest marketing push of my life, so it should be very interesting to see what happens!
In the web design world, you often hear about the virtues of tableless design using CSS. These web designers pretend that they have discovered the Holy Grail of web design. In fact, I think the notion of a 100% CSS site isn’t cracked up to be.
It’s not often that my girlfriend, Amy Young, takes much of an interest in online things, but when we add dogs into the equation, she changes her mind in hurry. She is launching her first website, DogSniff.com today. DogSniff is a Pligg based social bookmarking site for dogs.
I’ve spent the past two hours looking for a solution for displaying an inline list with a background tab image in Firefox. It turns out that the solution took about 3 seconds.