This should be a decent, if short, follow-up for the recent post about using PHP for redirects. If you want to build a custom 404 page to avoid visitors seeing whatever 404 page their browser presents then try this in your .htaccess file:
ErrorDocument 404 /notfound.html
Or maybe you don’t want to actually build a custom [...]
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Generally speaking I prefer 301/302 redirects in .htaccess because I find on a domain-wide basis they are easier to manage since all redirects are in one handy file. Sometimes, though, redirection with PHP is a better fit, and since I’ve not remembered to add this little bit to my Dreamweaver Snippets, I thought maybe someone [...]
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Google Calendar was the answer to my search for a way to better manage important events from more places. Google Calendar gives me the flexibility of managing my calendar from anywhere there’s a computer with Internet access.
The Google Calendar team recently made some improvements based on user feedback, and posted Little things that matter on [...]
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ZDNet blog’s No more need for an antivirus software? article about a recent University of Michigan study on Next-Generation Anti Virus, called CloudAV, is an interesting read, but I wonder about the feasibility of a CloudAV-like product altogether replacing Anti Virus on your personal computer.
ABOUT CLOUDAV
CloudAV uses multiple Anti Virus engines, so there is no [...]
Did you ever wonder what Obama, McCain and other political pundits are reading? Well you can check it out in Google Reader. You can take a look at the Gmail blog’s See what Obama, McCain and leading political pundits are reading or you can jump right to Google Reader’s “Power Readers in Politics” page.
Happy reading!
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