Yii is automatically publishing core scripts (i.e. jQuery and some others) with each generated page. You may include following piece of code in your application configuration to disable this behavior:
'components' => array(
'clientScript' => array(
'scriptMap' => array(
'jquery.js' => false,
),
),
)
Refer to Yii API manual, CClientScript::scriptMap section, for more details.
If you want to display HTTP 403 error (instead of files list) for folder, where there is no index.html or index.php file, then in .htaccess file you must add following line:
Options -Indexes
This works for current folder and all subfolder (unless .htaccess file if any of these subfolders will “locally” change this setting).
If found an interesting tip on how to get listing of your folder as text, that you can copy to any document or email, without need to manually write all folder and file names. It requires console window and… Word.
Read More “Quick directory listing using console and… Word”If you don’t know, what WolframAlpha is then consider a Star Trek computer answering your even wildest mathematical and statistical questions. Want to know the population of Far East countries in mid-fifties of XX century? Or statistically how many cities were involved in biggest earthquakes in history?
This and many other questions may be easily solved with WolframAlpha. If you’re still not convinced, then why don’t you take a look at live demo of WA for iPad. Let it convince you!
Windows Program Compatibility Assistant can be a real pain in the ass when you often use programs, scripts or applications that runs just for a second or two and then terminates itself. It can be also painful, when you run some software by a mistake and quickly close it right after starting. In each such scenario you’ll be nagged with a stupid message asking, if you want to run this program again.
To completely disable Program Compatibility Assistant follow these simple steps:
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\AppCompat branchDisablePCA of dword type and give it 00000001 valueOr… save the following code as a .reg file somewhere:
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00 [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\AppCompat] "DisablePCA"=dword:00000001
Then double-click saved file and confirm addition to Windows Registry.
If you ask Google on what is agile software development you’ll find thousands of results. Let’s then turn the table around and say what agile isn’t.
There’s no agile development, if:
And the most important — Agile is not a miracle solution to all your problems! You know:
Agile is not the remedy, the magic cure that will solve all the problems. It will only make them so painfully visible that further ignoring them won’t be possible.
Ken Schwaber, a SCRUM’s co-author
To manually start MySQL server one should call from the console:
cd d:\Internet\XAMPP Lite\mysql\bin
mysql.exe --user=me --password=thepass123 --database=test
This is just a memo-reminder for me, as this is an obvious knowledge to most of you.
I’ve found a simple and cool JavaScript counter that is able to count current human population and it’s increase every second.
It:
In this particular (very old — year 1995) example result is printed into form’s text box. With a simple modifications you can have this turned into a actual JavaScript function to return result.
Read More “Human population counter”The quirksmode.org page has an article on creating, reading and removing cookies in pure Javascript. This blog post presents example codes from mentioned site. Just the pure codes, without a lot of blah-blah that original post contains.
Read More “Create, read and delete cookies without jQuery”The magic word is Admin.{ED7BA470-8E54-465E-825C-99712043E01C}.
Create a new folder in any folder you like (make it root folder on your first drive or deeply hidden secret dir) and use exactly above string as folder’s name. Folder’s icon will change to confirm that you’ve succeeded.
Double clicking this folder — instead of showing contents of empty directory — will give you an access to a really impressive list of shortcuts to most powerful and hidden features of Windows 7.
Happy hacking, folks!