Work out PHP’s error reporting from an integer value
This post has some example PHP code which can be used to work out which error_reporting levels are reported and which are not from an integer value.
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Base64 decode from the command line
The base64 command is used to encode and decode data to and from base64. This post shows how to decode base64 data in a file and when copying and pasting.
Install Java on the command line with Debian
If it was nice and intuitive to install Java on Debian (and other Debian based distros such as Ubuntu), I wouldn’t need to write this post because it would just be "apt-get install java". But no, I always forget what I need to install, hence this post…
Implement placeholders in IE8 & 9 (and other older browsers) with jQuery
HTML5 saw the introduction of the very useful placeholder attribute for input elements, but it’s not supported in Internet Explorer before version 10. There are still a number of people out there with version 8 & 9 but fortunately there are some ways to support placeholders in these older browsers with Javascript.
Use PHP’s fputcsv without writing to a file
PHP’s fputcsv function is very useful for creating CSV files, but by default will write out to a file. There are a couple of tricks to be able to keep it all in memory or instead write the CSV data out directly to the web browser without having to write your own custom functions.
Did you run git update-server-info on the server?
This post looks at the error "fatal: https://domain/project/filename-plates.git/info/refs not found: did you run git update-server-info on the server?" when trying to access a git repository.