Category PHP

PHP – GPS Tracks In Google KML Format

Amongst other things, I have the habit of keeping a detailed track of where I have been and for this purpose, I use my Garmin GPSMap 60CSx. I have configured this GPS to save track information every 3 seconds. If…

PHP – Storing GPS Track Points In MySQL

Though the term waypoint has come into fairly common use in recent times, the concept has existed for as long as we have been navigating. Waypoints have traditionally been associated with distinctive features of the physical world – such as…

PHP – Storing GPS Waypoints In MySQL

Though the term waypoint has come into fairly common use in recent times, the concept has existed for as long as we have been navigating. Waypoints have traditionally been associated with distinctive features of the physical world – such as…

WordPress – Plugin To Keep Track Of Visitors

I understand there are very many plugins available for WordPress that help keep track of a variety of stats. This one, wp-visitors, is simple and light-weight. Myself and couple friends (Adam & Karen and Tim Obermann) have been using it…

WordPress – Legacy of comments.php For 2.7 And Beyond

During the State Of The Word address in not-so-recently held WordCamp New York, Matt Mullenweg gave a sneak preview of a plethora of new (and cool) features being included into the next WordPress release (2.7). I had since then been…

WordPress – Different Sidebars In Different Places

It might, at some point in a WordPress powered blog, become necessary to a show some widgets/stuff in some places (the main page, archives, etc.) while show a different set of widgets/stuff in some other places (static pages – about…

PHP – Converting Strings To Images

One of the most primal needs of displaying strings as an image is during form submission and to make sure that a human being (although there is a finite probability that a monkey can accidentally type the same string correctly)…

WordPress – Posts As News Clips Elsewhere

Disclaimer The instructions/steps given below worked for me running CentOS. It may very well work for you on other linux distributions, Red Hat-like or otherwise. Please note that if you decide to use these instructions on your machine, you are…