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Thread: What does everyone do all day?
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11-14-2007 #41
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I'm the manager of a restaurant/bar in Brooklyn.
Nothing fancy, just good food in a cozy friendly
atmosphere.
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11-14-2007 #42Originally Posted by trish
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11-14-2007 #43
And in view of that question, s'pose I better fess up-- I'm a writer, photographer and media consultant and I do some design work, mainly print-media. I also own and run a small publishing house.
As for what I do all day, right now I'm developing some presentational stuff for a client, which is driving me nuts, frankly. Ho-hum. But the deadline approaches....
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11-14-2007 #44Originally Posted by El Nino
Overall, I'd say that WYSIWYG is faster for quick edits and rough layouts (but this depends on your coding skill level), and code view is better for precision and "codesweeping" to keep the page clean. Too many websites are overloaded with unnecessary "sphagetti" code thanks to WYSIWYG-only editing, so even if you prefer the Design mode, I recommend codesweeping in Code mode afterwards.
BTW, when I started, the so-called Netscape Extensions had just been introduced, IE was a gleam in Bill Gates' eye, and HoTMetaL was the cutting-edge program.
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11-14-2007 #45Originally Posted by LBCDO
You'll love php once you get accustomed to it. It's extremely flexible and powerful, and much friendlier than ASP or ASP.NET. You can get deep into application development with php (which I've only done to a point), but you can use a lot of great features with very little learning curve: include files, time and date stamps, conditional content, powerful form functions. Great stuff, and a lot of it is easy to pick up.[/code]
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11-14-2007 #46
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Yea, I doubt that my designs are top of the line in functionality. Thats because Im limited. Im trying to figure out how to just design my site, set it up, then if I want to update I just add to a tableor something like that, because I kjnow a lot of big sites arent designing new pages for every update.
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11-14-2007 #47Thailandladyboy.com is another site I've done, and a hot new site is coming soon (I'll be posting more on that shortly, but a hint is it features one of the top ladyboys in Thailand).
Someones gotta do it.
Uh - I used to be a fairly well known newspaper photographer (over 5,000 published images). I'll out myself eventually... probably not till my book comes out.
PS - What is it with firemen and T-girls? I'll bet I've dated 10 firemen - including the chief of a department which shall remain private...
PS - I drove an ambulance for awhile when I was in college - we were always busy, except for this one station, where we got like one call a week.
I own and run a comic book shop...
"In times of universal deceit, telling the truth will be a revolutionary act." - George Orwell
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11-15-2007 #48Originally Posted by LBCDO
For most small to moderate sized sites, a basic template is all you need. In your site topology, include an "include" directory where all the common (shared) files are stored. Then, in your code, you can "include" these files:
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Code:ini_set("include_path", ".:/home/www/mysite/include:".ini_get("include_path")); ?>
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Once you've set up your template, you can easily and quickly create new pages by adding unique content to the template and saving it as a new file, and you can make site-wide changes by simply editing the include files and CSS stylesheet.
Just a few basic tools which you might find interesting.
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11-15-2007 #49
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Thanks for the info. See, I guess to easily explain it is that Im making my own template. But you definately helped!
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11-15-2007 #50
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I owna small excavating company, I do mostly pipeline (water and force main, not oil and gas) amd utility work, and I build retaining walls as well, plus any general excavation work, site work and so forth. I like what I do, if my parents had bought me more tonka toys when I was a kid I would not have to have the real ones now.