Update: They sent a letter saying they made a new business portal site. www.businessportal.greenmountain.com My first visit gives me an “Our site is currently down as we upgrade our systems.” error message.
It says not to use == to check for "none-ness". It's better to use:
if variable is none: <your code>
Why? "And the reason for choosing egg is None over egg == None: The latter can be overloaded, and is likely to break when comparing valid object with None (depends on how it's implemented, but you don't expect everyone to take comparisions with None into account, do you?), while is always works the same."
I converted a wmv video to a few different formats (mp4 and flv) and still couldn’t get the audio to play in Prezi. However, videos with the following codec settings will work:
Solution: Open your video with Handbrake and convert it to H264 with AAC as the selected audio codec and it will play just fine.
"I'm going to recommend PureFTPD because it's been the simplest and easiest to use in my opinion. You'll need to install it first: sudo apt-get install pure-ftpd once it's installed it'll start itself up."
I saw this javascript library in the code for the Mozilla Support page (really well done). It looks like it adds HTML5 functionality to older versions of IE. Looks like it should be really useful in the future.
$continue = strtolower(end($name)) == 'zip' ? true : false; if(!$continue) { $message = "The file you are trying to upload is not a .zip file. Please try again."; } else { $message = "File Is .zip"; } }
