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Calculating age from Date of Birth
This has baffled me for years but a couple of nights ago I finally cracked it. How to accurately work out someones Age from their DOB. For this tutorial I’m using the english method of presenting dates DD-MM-YYYY rather than the american way.
It actually rather simple by comparing the date of birth to the current date you can not only work out their age but also whether it’s their birthday or not.
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Making A CSS3 Login Panel
CSS3 Login Panel
Today i’m going to show you how you can use CSS3 make the login panel shown below.
I’m not going to go into to much detail about the code, if you’d like some more information of CSS3 you can look at this article here CSS3 Guide. You can download the source files for it here. Download the source files.
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A Complete Guide to CSS3
CSS3 is a very hot topic at the moment and probably my favourite code at the moment, as W3 Mozilla and Webkit are releasing new features all the time. Although it is only compatible with modern browsers such and Safari, Mozilla and Chrome, and only partially compatible with IE, It’s still an incredible useful to be using especially as when used by incompatible browsers, it’s just ignored so unless you’re using it for key features of your blog, you should be able to add it and forget about backwards compatibility.
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jQuery Basics
Since jQuery 1.4 has just been released I thought i might be a good time to go through some basic jQuery functions and how they can easily be used to enhance a website, keeps users entertained and cut pages. The jQuery library is simple just a large chunk of code that allows you to quickly and simply write JavaScript and AJAX functions.
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Creating a basic blog using php and mysql Part 3
Creating the create.php page
In the last tutorial we created a dynamic page to display our blog entries but we couldn’t test to see if it was working or not as we didn’t have any entries, so in this part we’re going to build a form so we can submit our entries.
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Creating a basic blog using php and mysql Part 2
Creating the index.php
The index page is the homepage for your blog, for this tutorial the index page will display your blog entries. Why is it called index not home or entries? It’s called index because when we stick it in the root directory the index.php bit won’t appear in the URL so out URL will only be www.yourdomain.com for example. This keeps the URL tidy, because a tidy URL is a happy URL. This page is where we start to use php to its full potential. We are only going to have one page to display all our blog entries, how are you going to do that I hear you asking, well I will explain below.
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Creating a basic blog using php and mysql Part 1
Introduction
In this tutorial I will be showing you how to create a very basic blogging site. This tutorial will be covering:
- Setting up a database and then connecting to it with php
- Setting up your dynamic page to display your blog entries
- Setting up a html form to create new blog entries
These will be covered in detail with all the coding explained and detailed instructions, this tutorial also includes all the source files I’ve created in the process of making this tutorial, these are available to download under the creative commons act (See http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/2.0/uk/ for licensing agreement).
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BLENDER PARTICLE TUTORIAL Thursday 2nd April
Blender particles one of easiest but most effective ways of making things look more realistic. They are possibly the simplest thing to learn but fairly tricky to master. I recently spent a couple of weeks messing about with particles with some surprising results. In this tutorial i’ll briefly go through some of the basics of particles.
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BLENDER GLSL PT2 Saturday 21st March
This tutorial is going to tell you the second method of creating a normal map in blender. You need to have done the normal maps part one tutorial before starting this one. Part 1
