Due private reasons, i’m not much arround in the gaming world lately.
I might find some time to go back to gaming somewhen this month again.
See ya!
Hope you like it
OMG, MadMakz is going social! Yeah, a thing wich i strictly boycotted in the past. I never liked stuff like Facebook or Twitter.
I´m still not going to start Facebook, but “me” is on the Twitter now.
I´ve also created a Stickam account about 2 days ago. Got 2 friends already and seeking for more. It´s not that easy to find chats not filled with pervs and pedos…
Luckily most of the penises seem to have switched their dicks to chatroulette.
Anyway, if you want to get in touch with me, you can now do it also via Twitter and Stickam.
See ya!
Yours
Makz
I finaly fixed the broken links of my code repository; http://madmakz.com/p/code.
Original post: http://developer.ctrlplusv.com/2010/04/12/drupal-6-base_path-is-not-base_path/
Over the past 2 days i close to finished the theme conversion for CGX24.
I now started to build some block modules and came across that $base_path does NOT (always ?) point to the home URL.
In my themplate i sticked to call the base url via
By a typo i hoverver used
on one of my modules to get the base URL, but i quickly figured that $base_path points out the full URL to current page.
After i had a closer look on the api docs, i defined $base_path as a global first, and this brought the correct result of $base_path being then the base URL.
However, the best solution in my mind is to always use base_path() if you need to get the base URL to your drupal install.
…well, this message didn´t came up when i finaly was able to login to my steamaccount again after a 12day long odyssey to fix a faud payment.
Mezor is backzor!
Today i figured a nice tool to “symlink” a directory to a FTP server / mountpoint.
The app is called CurlFTPFS (there are other, old ones, but this one seems the only one wich is still good enough to be in the Debian packages).
To install simply run a
aptitude install curlftpfs
Then you can easily link folders via
curlftpfs ftp://myftp/ folder_link
(you need to create an empty folder via mkdir first!)
It surely also supports user and passwords, even SSL.
If you want to remove the FTP link again it is important that you do it via
unmount
directly doing a rm -r or rmdir WONT work as this “link” is actually a true mount and not a symlink (so a rm -r before unmount would even delete the files on the FTP for god if you´re authed or have otherwise delete access on that FTP). After unmount you can remove the folder then finaly via rm -r.
Ya, happened to me today… seems “clickandbuy” charged back some stuff. Untill this is resolved you won´t see me on Steam., probably for a week (banking is slow) :/