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This module is an enhancement to CCK's built-in view support. It will enable user to select FileField content as base table of a view, so user can manage these content independently.

  • FileField as View Type module for drupal 6
  • Flash batch processing made possible using JSFL script
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Site update: important content block

Submitted by mianwo on Mon, 2009/05/25 - 12:00

Added a new block in the front page to display contents that is thought to be important in replacement to the built-in sticky feature (which "sticks" a node on top of the node list) of drupal.

This block is built with Views module and the layout is done in CSS. Its roll-over effect is a simple JavaScript written in the theme template.

FileField as View Type module for drupal 6

Submitted by mianwo on Sat, 2009/05/23 - 21:48
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This module is an enhancement to CCK's built-in view support. It will enable user to select FileField content as base table of a view, so user can manage these content independently.

Upgraded to Drupal6

Submitted by mianwo on Sun, 2009/04/26 - 03:19

So far so good...
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Firebug: A highly recommended tool for web designers

Submitted by mianwo on Thu, 2009/04/23 - 19:24
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If you are a web designer, especially the one who mainly use CSS to implement your design, Firebug is definitely a must-have tool in your toolbox.

This Firefox plug-in dynamically analyses the html document, giving you the detailed hierarchy of the document Firefox is currently viewing.

Using its document tree, you can efficiently browse though the document and find the node you interested in. You can also click on the "view" tool and then click on a part of the document to select the node that occupies the selected area.

Unleash the true speed of your USB drive(pen drive, flash drive or card reader)!

Submitted by mianwo on Thu, 2009/04/23 - 14:46
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Have you ever wondered why does your USB drive take so much time copying content that occupies not much disk space but contains a large amount of files? You can find the answer and solution in this article.

Time format in metaWeblog API: find the missing time zone

Submitted by mianwo on Tue, 2009/04/21 - 20:43
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The time foramt in metaWeblog API is ISO8601, it is constructed by year, month, day, hour, minute and seconds of the time. Here's an example:

20070418T07:05:23

It means 5 minutes and 23 seconds pass 7, April 18th, 2007.

The problem with this format is that it doesn't provide time zone info. The API doesn't specify which is the default time zone, so different implementations could have different definition on this issue. This could result in a serious problem when an application communicates with a server using this API and tries to get an accurate time info.

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