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Monthly Archives: February 2010
The ColdFusion website is now fully data-driven
I learned a way to write code for the menus by using database instead of using cfswich. Now the course website is completely database-driven. I used the CMS approach to redesign the links in each menu. Here is the entire … Continue reading
Posted in Course Assignments, GNU/Linux, Web Development
Tagged 2010, CA 288, ColdFusion, Fedora, GNU/Linux, Microsoft, Montgomery College, Spring 2010, VirtualBox, Web Developement
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Experience with Proprietary NVIDIA Driver and one Compiz Fusion tip
After I installed proprietary graphic driver from the official NVIDIA website because of the recent decision of using Second Life on my Fedora system, I installed Compiz Fusion. I was surprised to see that the animations produced by Compiz Fusion … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Open Source
Tagged Compiz Fusion, Fedora, GNU/Linux, NVIDIA, Open Source
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Still Solving Flash Problem in Second Life
Yesterday I successfully ran Second Life official viewer on Fedora x64. However, I discovered that I cannot view YouTube video and other Flash-enabled websites when testing the new Shared Media feature in SL Viewer 2 Beta. Today I found out … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, GNU/Linux, Second Life
Tagged Firefox, GNU/Linux, Mozilla, Open Source, Second LIfe, Second Life, YouTube
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Finally got Second Life Official Viewer Working under Fedora 12 x64 Updated
Second Life viewer 2 beta has been out for a while. It features a web browser like interface and a new feature called Shared Media that makes me to rethink about trying to install SL viewer on my Fedora x64 … Continue reading
Posted in GNU/Linux, Second Life
Tagged Fedora, GNU/Linux, Open Source, Second LIfe, YouTube
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Rainbows jQuery Plug-in Makes Text Gradient
I just discovered a great jQuery extension called Rainbows. It basically adds gradient effect to the text. It is best used for the text in the logo. There are lots of great examples over its website. It not only supports … Continue reading
Learning PHP Object Oriented Programming
Today I have learned about using Object Oriented Programming (or OOP) in PHP. It is very easy once you understand the structure of the OOP and have lots of practice on this technique. I learned this while I was looking … Continue reading
Posted in Course Assignments, Web Development
Tagged 2010, CA 282, Montgomery College, PHP, Spring 2010, Web Developement
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Ubiquity Experiment was Ended For Now
Ubiquity was an experiment Firefox add-on released by Mozilla back in 2008. It basically added a command line interface to the browser to search almost everything on the web using Google search engine. According to the Ubiquity homepage, the first … Continue reading
Posted in Firefox, Google
Tagged Firefox, Firefox Extension, Google, Mozilla, Ubiquity
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Successfully using ColdFusion array for the First Time Without Knowing Anything
I just improved my ColdFusion class website. I used more fileExists functions to automate the detection of the project files in the URL variables. Now I don’t have to worry about adding the projects to the cfswitch statement anymore. Here … Continue reading
Posted in Course Assignments, Web Development
Tagged 2010, CA 288, ColdFusion, courses, Montgomery College, Spring 2010, Web Developement
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The FSF Open Letter to Google
The following is the email I received from FSF about Google’s recently purchased On2 video codec maker. I already talked about Google’s usage of On2′s VP8 codec might come true in the post “The future version of Youtube might not … Continue reading
Discovered a Bug in the Web Application
I encountered a small bug in my Computer Concepts web app while I was doing the assignment using the app. It seems to always output a forward slash in front of each single quote on the print layout table. Please … Continue reading
Posted in Site Updates, Web Development
Tagged 2010, Assignments, Computer Concepts, courses, CS 110, Montgomery College, robbychen.com, Site Updates, Spring 2010, Web Developement
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