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Low Life » Lyming

written by owen, published 2015-Apr-30, comment

I seem to be on a low life roll. This is the last one I promise. Living life at the Lizard Bar, at the Split on Caye Caulker off Belize 2014. OpenStreetMap

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Low Life » Blue

written by owen, published 2015-Apr-29, comment

At some point during a flight the person next to you will start taking selfies of their feet for no apparent reason. Footsies? I do not know.

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Our Ideal Candidate (programming)

written by owen, published: 2015-Apr-28, read 3284 times.

Low Life » Shakes before bowling in PDQ

written by owen, published 2015-Apr-26, comment

We decided to stop for a quick strawberry milkshake at the place where PDQ: People Dedicated to Quality. Bowling was good fun. Heavy balls though. Heavy balls.

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Tami commented: That one is called the 'dem gyal stan up' ... read more

ChangeLog » April 23 2015

written by owen, published 2015-Apr-23, comment

Bug

Apparently coding multi file uploads is not without its fair share of problems. Found a bug in the on iPads which caused me to lose madbull's post. Fixed that in the dead of the night because I could not sleep. I had to check if the file name is the same and added a number to it make each file unique. Not too much work. Unfortunately MB's pictures could not be recovered.

Here is a snippet of php;

//4/23/2015 11:43 PM ipad bug with all the multi-upload files..
//... being the same 'image.jpg' name, security feature?
if($value['file_name'] =='' )  //I did not specify a file name 
if( file_exists($tdf) ) //test if file is already there
for($i=1; $i<20; $i++){
        $new_name= $i.'_'.$f['name'];
        $tdf = file_remove_end_slash($td) . '/'. $new_name;
        if(!file_exists($tdf)) {
                $f['name'] = $new_name;
                break; //file is not already there so use this
        }
}

CSS and media queries

Also I spent a bit of time working on the image grid layouts for smartphones, huge screens and regular monitors. Big monitors still need some work. Everything really does look prettier on an iPad.
Pro tip; If you click on a thumbnail it will pop to full size. All pictures are now 900x900 unless they old.
For backward compatibility sake the CSS for the image galleries is stored in a separate file so that I would not have to update the 30+ old legacy style sheet files that I had previously created. Of course it all works and degrades well in IE 6 and Netscape. CSS is truly a mini language that requires thought and practice or bootstrap.