Hacks

Written by Evan Petersen on Monday, 29 August 2011. Posted in General Hacks

This section will include general hacks and or modifications to existing systems. I may, at some point, further sub divide this section into categories. If I notice that I've had a lot of posts that relate to a specific CMS then I'll start categorizing things.

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Evan Petersen

My name is Evan Petersen, and I work as a Programmer in Southern Oregon. You can visit the home page of my blog at: www.EvanPetersen.com.

I enjoy reserarching new methods to solve age old problems and later sharing my findings with the community at large. Hopefully you'll find something of use!

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Misa

21 March 2012 at 20:50 | #

Excellent information however I’d like to let you know that I think there is problem with your RSS feeds as they seem to not be working for me. May be just me but I thought overall I would cite it.
http://www.smallbusinessplansoftware.net/

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- Evan Petersen
  
  21 March 2012 at 21:01 | #
  
  Thanks for the heads up! Looks like there is a conflict between one of the plugins that I'm using and the auto generated feed. Hopefully I can get that worked out soon
  
  Regards,
  Evan Petersen
  
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It certainly is. When you're allocating space on the number line (for left and right purposes), you would assign the following left and...

Evan Petersen 13. May, 2013 | #

is it possible to achive more than one ROOT Node ?

Ajay Patel 11. May, 2013 | #

Hey Brian,

First off, I just want to say thanks. I'm so glad that this post has helped clear things up for you.

Secondly, you...

Evan Petersen 03. April, 2013 | #

Hi, Evan

Thanks for this post! This is the clearest explanation on nested set model that I found on the web.

I have 1 question...

Brian Wang 28. March, 2013 | #

Amazing! just Amazing. I wish all of my cs professors can be this clear at teaching new concepts.

Chris P 13. March, 2013 | #

It all depends on what kind of data you are interacting with. Graphs are meant for situations in which you could potentially draw a line...

Evan Petersen 05. March, 2013 | #

Hi Evan ,
Instead of using the adjacency list model or nested set model should I go for a graph database

deepa ganu 05. March, 2013 | #

Using the nested set model, you would have a few nodes with an effective width of 1. Image for a moment that you have 3 root nodes and...

Evan Petersen 13. December, 2012 | #

This is such a great article infarct i go it all from you thanks. but i have one big question and i hope it finds you well to give us a...

50r 12. December, 2012 | #

Evan,

I am the Director of Web Development over at Snapshot Group in Jacksonville. I would love to meet you for a cup of coffee and...

Adam 30. November, 2012 | #

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