*sigh* … I just wasted a couple of hours trying to work out why a simple HTML form with a SELECT control that allowed multiple options was not POST-ing an array of those selected options to be processed by the script. Even the specs don’t mention anything about this. No matter what i tried, the … [Read More »]

Via MozillaZine: mozilla.org today released minor upgrades to three of its major products. Firefox 0.9.3, Thunderbird 0.7.3 and Mozilla 1.7.2 are all now available. These three new releases were created to correct 4 possible security vulnerabilities in past versions of each product.

I’ve just upgraded my blog to the latest version of WordPress (v1.2) and changed the look of it while I was at it. This is just part of a wider design change for all of my sites, applying a level of consistency to them all, and redesigning them to use the very cool “template” feature … [Read More »]

KB841873, the fix applied via Windows Update recently as a result of Microsoft Security Bulletin MS04-022, has been shown to cause Windows Task Scheduler to cease functioning on some computers. If you rely on Windows Task Scheduler to perform backups, or other critical operations, and you have recently updated your computer with the critical fixes … [Read More »]

I’ve been trying for a while to come up with a good FLA for FLAs. That is… a four letter acronym for four letter acronyms. We all know that a TLA is a three letter acronym, but so is FLA, which means it’s not a FLA – if you get what I mean ? Someone … [Read More »]