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beermantm last won the day on June 10 2014
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Try using open dns or googles dns
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Out of my snippets from years ago. You could try to adapt it to your needs. HTML <div id="nav"> <ul class="menu"> <li><a href="#">Item 1</a><span class="down">▼</span> <ul class="sub"> <li><a href="#">Item 1.1</a></li> <li><a href="#">Item 1.2</a></li> <li><a href="#">Item 1.3</a></li> </ul> </li> <li><a href="#">Item 2</a></li> <li><a href="#">Item 3</a><span
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So it needs a description of everything it covers. Good job!
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I'll be looking into Laravel also. Thanks Stef
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I'm betting dotblock or digital ocean would be what you need and wouldn't drain the bank account to badly. Dotblock seems to have a slightly better benchmark but digital ocean is no dog either.
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I wouldn't go with godaddy either. I would stay as far away from fatcow as I could. Fatcow is garbage with their perl ran servers. You know if you want fast and reliable there is rackspace which might be overkill depending. You could always try a block for free at dotblock, amazon web service or google. Dotblock has ssd drives which would definitely serve up pages quicker. Time to first byte seems to be a problem with any shared hosting and some higher cost servers. I'd probably go with a cloud service like amazon that will expand along with your site and you might pay a bit extra but vir
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Just cracked a 5 hour energy!! Maybe I can make it a few more hours. That still has me laughing!! I'm Fried!!!!
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Oh my!! That is too much!! I've been writing nothing but php code lately. How embarrassing!!! Thanks Ben!! LMFAO!!!! Oh my!! I thought I had gotten enough rest!!
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Ok enough with the caps but this one has me going completely bonkers. I'm writing code and decide, I don't want to run this bit of code, so I use a comment block to comment it out. Fun story so far right? Problem I have is, the code doesn't actually get commented out. Hmmm.......... comment = /* put commented stuff here and here and here */ comments should be closed now except that is not the case. As you can see here: http://chicagophil.com/ How has this happened? Must be something simple but it
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Yeah but it looks like Jquery doing the work.
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heck I didn't even notice the links on the left make the slider. All I was seeing was the girls image that kept changing positions. Doesn't seem like it would be to hard to do. I don't think. It's all css as far as I can tell. Forget it I'm way to tired. I might look at this later now that you have me curious.
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Congrats on finding one of the most annoying pages on the internet!!
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I don't want to waste your time Ben. It looks like I have some reading to do on zend. I assumed the framework would produce some working examples however it looks as though some coding will be require to make zend function properly.
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Thanks Ben, After tirelessly and frantically searching for an answer, I decided that fixing the xampp issue of installing composer was going to be harder than just moving all my files and reinstalling xampp. I did a reinstall and just like magic composer and git are operating flawlessly. There was some sort of corruption I'm assuming . Of course, I had installed ioncube and about 50 different apps and I do remember doing some hacking to get things to work throughout all those installs. Either I had caused a corruption along the way or I had been getting around the issue for some time.