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Taken from Subversion FAQ (How does Subversion handle binary files?) :

For storage and transmission purposes, Subversion uses a diffing method that works equally well on binary and text files;

From what I read, it does reverse delta on the files being commit

One of the errors is as follow.

lib/Zend/Locale/Data/id.xml:227: parser error : out of memory error

By default, Magento sets the memory limit to 128MB. Check the hosting’s memory limit (depends on where you are, most probably its going to be 32MB).

Change the value for php_memory_limit in the .htaccess file (in magento’s root folder) to the same value as the hosting.

For a design process to produce an extraordinary product, two conditions must be met: stakeholders and participants must unequivocally accept that they aren’t designers, and trust the real designers’ abilities.

I’m using jquery’s contextmenu. There’s a code needed to be changed.

Search for (which is probably at line 141)

$(el).add('UL.contextMenu').bind('contextmenu', function() { return false; });

Replace it with

$(el).add($('UL.contextMenu')).bind('contextmenu', function() { return false; });

Reference
jQuery Contextmenu DOESN’T WORK IN JQUERY 1.4 CHROME & SAFARI

What is needed is just to set the bin directory in the windows path.

If that does not work, check this steps out, MySQL Error 1067.

It also requires cURL to send data through an SSL connection (curl). I checked up on the php configuration and as I have suspected, mcrypt and curl is not loaded.

To enable the extensions, go to php.ini, and uncomment it (remove the semicolon). Reload the php.ini from IIS by recycling the application pool.

Start -> Run -> inetmgr -> ApplicationPools -> DefaultAppPool (Right click, Recycle)

Run a test script containing phpinfo() and check if the extension is loaded.

Reference

• PHP.ini

As usual, people call me expecting me to troubleshoot problem on the phone. At first I was a little bit confused as to what the problem is, but then I remembered that I had already solved it and went through my notes.

The web service client is calling the web service on SSL, it requires the use of cURL. Enable php_curl extension and everything should work fine.

There’s this application, where it needs to list companies by alphabets. Click on ‘A’ it displays all companies that starts with ‘A’ or ‘a’.

So there’s this ‘Others’. Companies that starts their name with other symbols.

A simple regex will do the job.

SELECT * FROM table WHERE column NOT REGEXP '^[a-zA-Z]'

The software that we use is Moodle (we dont actually sell Moodle, just the services like customization, training, setup and configuration). It seems simple enough to use but if you involve some complex process to it (like managing classes etc), it would be overwhelming to use hence the claim that was supposed to be “I don’t know how to use it” to “It does not work”.

I am slightly annoyed at this claim, since we’re dealing with a bunch of IT people (and working collaboratively trying to make this project a success) the phrase should be more precise on the things that “does not work”. For example, “I don’t know the step to do so and so”, “We can’t log into the application”, “We can’t batch upload the student csv files”, etc.

Oh, did I mentioned that the client is up far north, so collaborative work through the internet might be somewhat hard and awkward for them.

I’m going up there on new year’s eve to show them that the damn thing works and refute all the nonsensical claim that was made.

Pondering is what I do when I read before going to sleep, sometimes the pondering puts me to sleep, other times it gives me the urge to write something in my notebook or do some google search and more reading on the subject matter.

Anyway, its nice to ponder.