Me: "It’s time to wake up."
Evan, 6 years old, stumbles from bed, stomps down the hall: "Argh. Why does this happen every night‽"
Month: January 2012
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From the mouths of babes
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Cross-domain communication
If I have an aspx site on one server, let’s call it foo.com and I have a php site on another server, let’s call it bar.com, and I want to use an iframe to include data from foo.com within the bar.com site, security for iframes prevents this correct?
So, if I instead create a subdomain of foo.com, let’s call it bar.foo.com and use bar.foo.com for the aspx site, does that overcome the cross-domain security issue since both sites are now part of the foo.com domain or does the nature of bar.foo.com being a tertiary domain still create the security issue since bar.foo.com is technically different than foo.com?
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To Live, To Love, To Learn, To Leave a Legacy
I slowly explained, with long sentences and great clarity, "To Live, To Love, To Learn, To Leave a Legacy
" to the six year old. He listened intently. Repeated my words. And questioned. But there was a definitive moment when his fuse clearly popped.
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Repeat after me
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week.
I will not upgrade my client’s dedicated server in the middle of the night during the middle of the week. -
3PO! 3PO! Shut down the…
You know the garbage compactor scene in Star Wars? Yeah, today is like that.
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The IT World is a Religious Place
Information Technology work is religious. The work I do frequently requires faith and prayer and when things go wrong I end up in Hell.
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WordPress Hooks, Actions and Filters – Modifying the Publish function
I’m writing a child theme to twentyeleven and want to modify the administrative post "Publish" function to do some additional processing during the saving of a new post. Does anyone know if there is a hook, action or filter that will allow me to extend the Publish function?
