How To Get Selected File From elFinder File Manger Window
elFinder is a great file manager to use to manage files on your web servers hard drive. It can be configured to work with TinyMCE or called on it’s own…
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Recursively Change File or Directory Owner on Linux
Directory ownership is something that often needs to be changed when an application requires read or write permissions for a directory. This can be a bit tricky to get right…
Read articleHow To Remove index.php From Laravel Url
This is quite a common issue that can be caused by a few different things, all of which are very simple to fix. If this is a fresh install then…
Read articleAutomatically Post Content To Facebook Using PHP
There eventually comes a point where you are creating a large amount of posts and manually posting to Facebook is just too time consuming. It’s very easy to automate the…
Read articleTesting a Sample Cucumber Feature Using Ruby
There are a few examples I have found online, but it took quite a while for me to get all the information I needed to actually make this work. So…
Read articleHow To Copy Text From Windows Command Prompt
The default command prompt doesn’t allow for users to copy and paste text to and from the command shell. This can be really annoying if you don’t know how to…
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How To Install / Upgrade To PHP 5.6 On CentOS / RHEL
Upgrading to PHP 5.6 should be a quick and easy, but as most of us have experienced first hand, things don’t always go smoothly. If you are doing this on…
Read articleHow To Add Laravel Directory To Your PATH file
Installing Laravel is a simple setup, but it seems like a lot of simple things also go wrong and if you don’t know how to handle them it can get…
Read articlePSN Trophy Scraper to Scrape Games and Trophy Information
This scraper will allow you to scrape game and trophy data from the official PlayStation website. The scraper uses PhantomJS to scrape the data based on a provided user profile…
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How To View SVN Revision Log Via Command Line
When using SVN via command line you can view the details of previous revisions by viewing the SVN log. Call the log along with the number of revisions you want to have returned…
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