Archive for March, 2009

Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init

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When you run your PHP script you get the error:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function curl_init()

This is most likely caused by PHP not having the curl module installed. To fix, you want to run:

sudo apt-get install php5-curl

restart Apache and then check your phpinfo page to verify if this is showing up or not.

http://evolutioncreations.wik.is/Ubuntu/FAQ%27s/PHP/Fatal_error%3a_Call_to_undefined_function_curl_init()

Refreshing HTML Page and Google Analytics Integration

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Lets say you want to create a subdomain, and then route it to a completely different webpage after a predefined length of time, but you want it to execute the Google Analytic code to be able to then track the transaction. How do you do that? 


New WIKI!

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For awhile now I’ve been adding technical docs to this blog in attempt to both retain knowledge that I find over the ages, but also to share with the wider community and partipate in the conversation.

In an effort to better facilitate this, I have a new Deki wiki solution that will be used to house all the existing articles, as well as future articles. I hope that you find this a better solution as I have found so myself and participate in the wiki to make it better!

Update and append to end of string in MSSQL

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How do you take a string in an MSSQL table and append another string to the end of it? To do this, you can run a bit of SQL such as:

update tablename set Columnname = Columnname + ‘newstring’ where id = X
So if you are say updating a column that is a URL and you want all instances in the table to receive a new value at the end of the URL, your query might look like:

update url_table set urlfield = urlfield + ‘&additionalfield=true’

Rob Thomas – Little Wonders

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This has to be one of my favorite songs from my all time favorite movie, Meet the Robinsons.

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