Thread: How To: server-side data cache from SOAP feed ?

I do work independently yea (and though my viewpoint is my own I've worked on both sides of the fence so I hope the information is useful as I've tried to just point out the inherent downside of job "bidding" sites as I've encountered them), but I'm currently busy at the moment so this post wasn't an offer of work

If you are on windows platform then it's very easy to create virtual host. go to: C:\WINDOWS\system32\drivers\etc\hosts file and add the line just below the 127.0.0.1 localhost as 127.0.0.1 my.newlocalhost

Having built a few blast email systems in my days, I'd really argue that you should pick a vendor, not reinvent the wheel. Most of the better ones can support all of your requirements and more and the price really is right. Moreover, they fight the really crappy implementations of SMTP on email servers in the wild, as well as take care of much of the drudgery of ensuring your addresses aren't marked as spammers. And, when the...

Sorry, I removed the response after I realized you asked about someone other than yourself using it... another user without a developer account wouldn't be able to install your app without jailbreaking. You can put it on your own phone though.

thanks will check it out

Can I explain it in more detail? No, there is not enough time in the world for that. But the information is already freely available if you look. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File_Transfer_Protocol

the question's so vague, no context or anything. an iphone has locating ability and a number of the other handheld devices like that i believe. and they have the ability to use the internet including accessing websites. so the answer is an iphone or similar.

I will try to explain what I think is going on. First if you look at you div with id "main". This has a position relative which means that it is in the natural flow of things and it is positioned relative to what precedes it. That div contains two further divs with ids "main_left" and "main_right". The first "main_left" has a style float: left. The second...

I'm working on a site and it is so close to being done. I have all the issues worked out on the front page except for one. www.inaglaze.com is the site. The problem is that I need the picture that is overlapping the pink box to be at the bottom and right of the white content area. This is working in FF3.x/IE7&8. Anybody have any ideas how to slam it to the bottom of the content area? I really just need the #main_right div to...

Thanks