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- How do I... Customize Apache Server log files to track my Web site
- This blog entry is also available as a TechRepublic download.For a Web site owner or administrator trying to gauge the popularity and usability of his/her Web site, log file analysis is possibly the most powerful tool available. Server log files, which record details of incoming client requests, are rich sources...
- Tags: Apache Server, Open Source
- Blog posts 2007-06-25
- Precisely control page and element backgrounds with CSS
- This article is also available as a TechRepublic download.Before CSS arrived, Web developers had limited control overpage and element backgrounds. Sure, they could use the background attribute totile an image over an entire page, and they could control the background colorof an image with the bgcolor attribute.But their control ended...
- Tags: Software engineering/development
- Technical articles 2007-04-19
- Make better Web pages by understanding the CSS box model
- Cascading Style Sheets CSS have gradually become the de facto standard for HTML layout and positioning. They're easy to use, don't require any special software, and work uniformly on most major browsers. However, in their very simplicity lies a danger: many novice Web developers use CSS positioning and layout directives...
- Tags: Web, Positioning, Directive, Web Page, CSS, Branding, Scripting Languages, Software/Web Development, Web Development, Marketing
- Download resources 2006-08-15
- Why new European data retention laws won't keep us safe
- Last month, the European Parliament passed far-reaching legislation concerning data retention, which will require telecommunications companies to store vast amounts of data about customer activities. While proponents of these directives argue that it will help law enforcement find and capture terrorists and other criminals more easily, Jonathan Yarden isn't convinced....
- Tags: Jonathan Yarden, Telephony, Telecom & Utilities, telecommunications, Internet Security Focus Newsletter, Law Enforcement, Directive, Data Retention, Internet, Internet Service Providers (ISPs), Business Services, Networking
- Technical articles 2006-01-06
- Decide what to include at compile time using conditional compiler constants
- Conditional compilation constants allow you to control what is included in an application's compiled code. Discover how you can utilize this feature by declaring conditional compiler constants in VB.NET and C#. There are various scenarios where certain sections of code are not necessary depending upon what you are...
- Tags: Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, C#, Tony Patton, .NET, Programming languages, Microsoft development tools, directive, conditional compiler, compiler, compilation, .NET Newsletter, Listing B, Compiler Constant, Debug, Trace, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Development Tools
- Technical articles 2005-12-20
- Decide what to include at compile time using conditional compiler constants
- There are various scenarios where certain sections of codeare not necessary depending upon what you are compiling. For example, you maywant to include debugging code during testing but with final applicationroll-out. Thankfully, C#, VB.NET, and even J# provide this functionally via aset of pre-processing directives. These directives allow you to...
- Tags: #If, C#, compilation, compiler, conditional compiler, directive, Microsoft Visual Basic.Net, Tony Patton
- Technical articles 2005-12-20
- Utilize client-side code in ASP.NET pages
- ASP.NET's codebehindstructure provides a great way to separate application code from Web pagemarkup and controls. While it is suitable for most situations, client-side codeis not extinct. There are many situations where client-side code may be moreappropriate and sometimes the best approach. Let's explore the basics ofclient-side code usage and why...
- Tags: Scripting languages, .NET
- Technical articles 2005-08-09
- Utilize client-side code in ASP.NET pages
- While client-side coding was the only way to develop with class ASP, it is one of many options available in ASP.NET. Discover client-side coding's many applications in ASP.NET, and see why using client-side code is often necessary to provide the desired result. ASP.NET's codebehind structure provides a great...
- Tags: Microsoft ASP.NET, Tony Patton, Scripting languages, .NET, ASP.NET-page, directive, .NET Newsletter, TechRepublic Inc., Page, Middleware, Software Development, Software/Web Development, Enterprise Software, Software
- Technical articles 2005-08-09
- Reuse common elements with ASP.NET components
- The ASP.NET Web User Control allows you to isolate an applications functionality and reuse it within the application. Here's how to implement Web User Control with site navigation. One of the best aspects of ASP.NET development is the availability of Web User Controls, which allow you to...
- Tags: Web, Microsoft ASP.NET, Tony Patton, Channel management, .NET, Web Form, Web-User Control, .NET Newsletter, TechRepublic Inc., Navigation, Idea, Control, Directive, ASP.NET Web User Control, Web User Control, User Control, Marketing, Software Development, Software/Web Development
- Technical articles 2005-06-29
- Microsoft denies threatening Denmark over patents
- Stay on top of the latest tech news with our free IT News Digest newsletter, delivered each weekday. Automatically sign up today! By ...
- Tags: patent, Danish Government, Andersen, Navision, directive, Microsoft Corp., job
- Technical articles 2005-02-16
- Implement mod_rewrite procedures to improve server-client interaction
- Apache's powerful mod_rewrite module enables you to rewriteURLs on the fly, providing dynamic site content modification, enhanced securitythrough client identification, and site usage evaluation, among othercapabilities.In a nutshell, URL rewriting is a method for implementingsession tracking. The concept is simple, though its implementation has broadand flexible benefits. Storing each inbound...
- Tags: Apache Software Foundation, directive, R, Scott Robinson, security, server, URL-rewrite
- Technical articles 2005-01-04
- Web Technologies: Use mod_ssl to configure Apache keys and certificates
- If you've got an Apache server running and you're going to deploy Web applications that require high-level security such as financial transactions or private messaging, you will want to encrypt most of the traffic and establish key-driven authentication in both directions. At first glance, this job is tough enough (and...
- Tags: SSL/TLS, Authentication/Encryption, Network security, OPEN SOURCE, SECURITY, web technology, Web, Scott Robinson, directive, SSL, server, Apache Software Foundation, Certificate Authority
- Technical articles 2004-02-12
- Intro to JavaServer Pages: Learn the syntax basics
- By John Zukowski(2/8/00)Moving beyond installation, we'll now go into the JSP syntax. If you're not familiar with Java programming, you may want to visit Sun's tutorial; however, Web builders shouldn't have to do too much Java development. Other than a few method calls, the Java code in your JSP Web...
- Tags: Scripting languages, JSP, Java
- Technical articles 2003-10-06
- Learn how to configure Apache
- Apache is controlled by a series of configuration files: httpd.conf, access.conf. and srm.conf (there's actually also a mime.types file, but you have to deal with that only when you're adding or removing MIME types from your server, which shouldn't be too often). The files contain instructions, called directives, that tell...
- Tags: OPEN SOURCE, Apache Software Foundation, directive, configuration file
- Technical articles 2003-09-29
- Use Apache's mod_rewrite to make URLs more user friendly
- Apache comes with an amazing array of tools, modules, and add-ins. One of the most useful, yet most often misunderstood, is the mod_rewrite module. Administrators can produce much friendlier URLs by having this module rewrite URLs on the fly, without user intervention. So instead of users having to type the...
- Tags: directive, Jack Wallen, Jr., log file, mod_rewrite module, Apache Software Foundation
- Technical articles 2003-09-10
- Use Apache's mod_rewrite to make URLs more user-friendly
- Apache comes with an amazing array of tools, modules, and add-ins. One of the most useful, yet most often misunderstood, is the mod_rewrite module. Administrators can produce much friendlier URLs by having this module rewrite URLs on the fly, without user intervention. So instead of users having to type the...
- Tags: Apache Software Foundation, directive, Jack Wallen, Jr., log file, mod_rewrite module
- Technical articles 2003-05-26
- Secure your Web sites with Apache's .htaccess
- You don’t have to have expensive software or degrees in forensics to secure access to your company Web sites; instead, you just need the Apache Web server and .htaccess. To show you some of the security features of this tool, here’s a look at how to password protect your http...
- Tags: Apache Software Foundation, directive, Jack Wallen, Jr., password, Web, Web site
- Technical articles 2003-03-13
- Creating your first ASP.NET Web form
- Using the ASP.NET codebehind feature, you can make Web forms accessible via the intranet or Internet. Find out how to create a Managed C++ Web form by compiling its code logic into a codebehind and then precompiling it into an assembly.The ASP.NET codebehind feature allows you to create Web forms...
- Tags: .NET, Channel management, Stephen Fraser, Microsoft ASP.NET, codebehind, Managed C++, Web, Web Form, directive, namespace
- Technical articles 2002-07-15
- Build Your Skills: Dynamic Web site configuration tutorial
- Fine-tune options for PHP to help you get the most out of your Web site.In the second Daily Drill Down of this series, I showed you how to install Apache, MySQL, PHP4, and some Apache modules to interface with PHP4 and Perl. I gave a very cursory glance at some...
- Tags: Scripting languages, Vincent Danen, PHP, directive, short_open_tag
- Technical articles 2000-09-14
- Control Apache with the apachectl command
- The apachectl command is an often overlooked program that allows you a great deal of control over Apache processes. Vincent Danen explains the basics of this command, which you can use to debug or test Apache configurations. by Vincent Danen
- Tags: Apache Software Foundation, Directive, Vincent Danen, Open Source
- Blog posts 2008-09-29
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