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Search problem [resolved]
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006The problem with not being able to search the main content has now been fixed. The code was written to scan certain areas of the database. All I needed to do was modify it slightly so it searches a broader spectrum.
Progression
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006Finally, the site is somewhat starting to come together.
The layout has been completed and the colour scheme is 99% done. I still have a few minor issues to sort out. For example:- the search function will search the blog entries only for some reason. None of the content off this page is searched and indexed. I am working on a solution.
The content is being added slowly now. Hopefully I will like and keep this layout for a while.
Good Shades, Bad Colours
Wednesday, April 5th, 2006In a chat with SoddenGecko i thought up this method for changing a sites colours when you have the shades right, but not quite the right colours. I’m too lazy to type it into a colour tutorial at the moment so heres the pasted chat message:
“if your thinking yea it blends well but i didn’t want a tan site, then take a screenshot, take that into photoshop, then open the hue and saturation window and change the colour till you like it, then sample the colours and replace them in css, voila”
Are you evil?
Monday, March 27th, 2006I guess that I am quite evil. Check it out.
You Are 86% Evil
You’re the most evil person you know. The devil is even a little scared of you!
Bandwidth Issues Part III
Sunday, March 19th, 2006OK I had a lot of trouble with bandwidth management on the firmware I had changed to. The damn things just would not let me control the bandwidth at all.
Fatty’s torrents still ended up taking my bandwidth and stopping me even checking my mail.
I was nearly at breaking point when I recieved an email from Linksysinfo.org with a reply to one of my posts.
I checked out the link provided, which led me to HyperWRT Thibor.
After installing and changing the settings to my liking I think I have managed to solve the problem.
The new firmware actually has the ability to prioritise computer ports, hardware ports (the physical ports on the router) and applications themseleves. I have been running the firmware for around 7 hours and all seems to be fine at the moment.
Hopefully, this is my last post on the matter. I have a sytem log in place to monitor the health of the network while I sleep and my housemate restarts his torrents.
Fingers crossed everything will be fine when I try to check my mail after breakfast.
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