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SharePoint Ticker Web Part from Existing Data Ever wanted to create a ticker in SharePoint without having to buy the $99 add-on from Microsoft, well here's the code: Simply create a new Web Part using the 'Content Editor' and open the 'Source Editor...'...

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Sony E3 Prediction 2010 With E3 upon us in the coming weeks, and Sony keeping tight lipped about their schedule I think it's time we started predicting the outcome, the announcements and surprises with educated and industry sector...

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Sony E3 Prediction 2010 With E3 upon us in the coming weeks, and Sony keeping tight lipped about their schedule I think it's time we started predicting the outcome, the announcements and surprises with educated and industry sector...

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Whats next for Nintendo? Today I noticed that Nintendo have had falling profits for 2010 and predict even less sales for next year. The Wii 2 hasn`t been officially announced and from what I can see is not really on the radar....

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7 Great Free Android Apps The Android mobile operating system is both fast, reliable and can do everything that the Apple OS can and a little more (all for normally a fraction of the price.) plus it supports Flash and soon Flash...

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Redirect a PSP Browser

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 01-12-2009

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Need to redirect a PSP browser, easy!

Quick Search Box for IE7+ and Firefox (OpenSearch)

Posted by matthew | Posted in Tutorial | Posted on 27-11-2009

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You know that little box in the top right of Internet Explorer and Firefox with search engines listed, well wanna add your site in there, find out how after the jump.

Add a Watermark to Images on the Fly

Posted by matthew | Posted in Tutorial | Posted on 27-11-2009

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Adding a watermark to an image is quite easy with PHP and has many applications, such as branding or copy protection. So after the jump see just how easy it is, and let us know your thoughts.

PHP Variables and Echo

Posted by matthew | Posted in Tutorial | Posted on 26-11-2009

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PHP is highly scalable and will most likely be installed on a Linux of Unix web server by default, so below we introduce the basics of using this language. This is by no means definitive, for full documentation you should visit the official PHP website, but this article should help you understand the basics.

Create an RSS Feed with PHP

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 25-11-2009

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RSS feeds are a great way to syndicate important information, your recent blogs or your wares, so check out our simple PHP code after the jump!

Distance Between Postcodes in Good Olde British Miles and PHP

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 20-11-2009

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Often you may need to calculate the rough distance between postcodes for such uses as delivery or catchment areas, here is a simple (and free) way to do just that.

Change the Style by Time of Day

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 20-11-2009

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The easiest way to change styles depending on the time of the day revealed!

Show Images from a directory on the fly

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 18-11-2009

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Sometimes you need to link to all the images in a web directory, and with PHP it is very easy.

Exclude a Wordpress Category from the Index Page

Posted by matthew | Posted in Tutorial | Posted on 18-11-2009

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See how our funny transcripts don’t show on our homepage, here’s how…

Creating a Sitemap in PHP from Dynamic Data

Posted by matthew | Posted in Code Snippets | Posted on 18-11-2009

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Often you may have a site where a lot of the pages are created on the fly, in this case you need to make a sitemap to reflect this.