Postgres can be a pain sometimes with regards to table ownership. Sometimes you need to change the owner of all tables, however posgres does not allow you to do this. I've faced this a couple of times so thought it was time to write a script to do the work for me.
This is a small php script that will change the owner of all tables in a database.
Earlier this week I released the FusionCharts drupal module.
http://drupal.org/project/fusioncharts
There are a number of charting modules available for Drupal these days, but in my opinion, this is the best. It has an API that allows charts to be drawn from a SQL query, or from an array of data, or for graphs to be created using a user interface, or from the views module.
After a period of 6 months, I have begun working on my PhotoWasp project again. The purpose of the PhotoWasp service is to provide enthusiast and professional photographers an easy way to make a high quality website with full e-commerce facility, and social networking abilities.
At the moment there is nothing publicly viewable but within six months the site should be launched.
I recently came across this fantastic free resource for converting web page to PDF. It's powerful and does a good job too!!
check it out http://www.tufat.com/s_html2ps_html2pdf.htm. If you need arialuni.ttf you can get it http://rs35.rapidshare.com/files/70430782/arialuni.ttf
BTW the scripts at http://www.tufat.com are also really good value!
Today I got a little bit closer to getting Moodle working with TinyMCE. I am currently stumped with regards to the course authentication.
This is the offending part of code I am yet to understand:
file.php (about line 67)
} else if ($course->id != SITEID) {
require_login($course->id);
The dev version can be found in my http://webtolife.org/moodlesandbox
Currently the course number is hard coded into the page so its not really useful yet.
Since I am finding myself doing a lot web development for people these days, I thought it was about time that I created myself a website. I am really hot on the Drupal CMS at the moment. It is fantastic with what you can do with it. It can do static content, social networking, e-commerce, and pretty much anything else you want it to. There are about 2,500 modules freely available to download from the http://www.drupal.org site.
