Category Archives: Web Programming

I ran into a snag getting the tab container to work when specifying height and widths of 100%. Solution: I eventually discovered that all 3 html, body, and the BorderContainer div must be set to 100%. I had not specified … Continue reading →

Last night I began creating a lineup edit page. I’m hoping to use Dojo’s drag-and-drop functionality to make creating each week’s song lineup very easy: On the left side I will display a list of song positions and names (Intro, … Continue reading →

Ok, I initially had one small problem where I couldn’t commit a couple files. Other files worked just file. So I simply deleted and recreated the 2 files. All is working great now. I also had created a small problem … Continue reading →

Having made great progress this week setting up subversion, I was anxious to get started this morning, only to have all kinds of weird failures. It turned out that I had created a new directory when I checked out the … Continue reading →

Ok, so now that I am able to work with the code and interact with Subversion, it’s time to update the website. 1. SSH userid@therockband.org 2. CD therockband.org/live or CD therockband.org/test 3. svn checkout http://svn.therockband.org . Note the ‘.’ at … Continue reading →

I’ve been making updates to the code. Now I need to check them into SVN. Since I have the SCPlugin installed, I simply use Finder, right-click on the top folder(s), and select ‘Subversion Commit…’. This recursively lists all files that … Continue reading →

Having setup a Subversion repository on Dreamhost and imported all the existing code, I’m ready to start using it in my day-to-day programming. I’ve already installed the Subclipse 1.4.8 plugin, so let’s figure out how to use it. To check … Continue reading →

Having downloaded and installed subversion, I’m ready to set it up for use with all of my website code. Since I’m working on a MacBook Pro, I’ll be using Terminal’s command line interface. The svn-book available from http://subversion.tigris.org/ is a … Continue reading →

My blog moved to DreamHost.com.

For the past 4 months I have been knee deep in refreshing and extending my web development skills. I decided to move some of software I wrote at work over to be web based, since many of my users are … Continue reading →