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Voir notamment les liens sur la droite : * A Tag System Based on Categories * Sara's Corner * Squible Alpha 1.5 * Squible Alpha 1.7 * Squible and Ajax et le lien : http://www.squible.com/index.php?tag=squibs

I have managed to put together a complete tag system built on top of Wordpress categories. Using both plugins of my own and plugins written by others, I was able to build a system that can show all tags, show popular tags, show tags for each post, show related tags for each post, build Technorati tags, and easily add tags to a post via the administration interface.

Anyone who understands tagging also understands the benefit of being able to search for posts by tag. If you’ve ever used Technorati to search by tag, then you know how much more accurate your results tend to be. Folksonomy has become a huge part of blogging lately, but the whole purpose behind it gets a bit lost in the fact that not very many blogs with tags have a way to search for posts by tag. And isn’t that the whole point behind tagging our posts–to make them easier to find?

* LiveSearch * XSS Prevention * Catching XML Error Messages With PHP 5.0 * Adding XML DocumentFragments with PHP * How to define your own XSLT functions with EXSLT * Using getElementById and common problems with it * Some Links to Articles about PHP5 and XML * Resizing animated GIFs with ImageMagick

Wikilivres est un ensemble de textes pédagogiques au contenu libre et gratuit commencé le 10 juillet 2003. Le projet compte à l'heure actuelle 1455 sections dans plusieurs dizaines de livres. Vous pouvez participer ou vous entraîner dans le bac à sable. Faites part de vos questions, problèmes ou suggestions au bistro.

Comprehensive list of free technical books

[EN] La meilleur introduction au language SQL que j'ais croisé jusqu'alors.

Documentations linux: howto, guides, man pages

Documentations linux: howto, guides, man pages

Documentations linux: howto, guides, man pages

Liste des documentations pratiques linux

psychology, and entertainment (including game design). Much of it is based around courses I designed and taught at UCL