I’ve been wondering for some time if I can change Ubuntu’s login sound. Not that I don’t like the tribe-ish sound. I actually snap my fingers with it sometimes. Maybe I just grew tired of it, errr, not a good phrase. XD
Of course, Google helped me with this task, and it brought me to this post.
It’s just easy! These are the steps:
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I’ve been playing with codeigniter since summer and as an exercise for me, I need to make a site for my alumni association. Here are the specs:
Not Logged In
[/] Home Page
[/] Contact Us
[/] About Us
[/] Profile of members
Logged In – Member
[/] Home Page
[,] Profile
[/] –Viewing
[ ] –Editing
[/] Messages
[ ] Groups
[ ] About Us
[ ] Members
Logged In – Admin
[ ] Messages
[ ] Groups
[ ] –Post Bulletins
[ ] –Manage Members
[ ] –Edit About
Pure PHP programming. No javascript since I still don’t know how to do complicated things using it. XD
For the past three nights, I’ve been busy coding our high school’s alumni association database. It is for us to easily track the active members, and their up-to-date contact infos. I’ve decided to host that database here at my site.
Obviously, this site uses wordpress for my ease. At first, I thought that I’ll make a new .php file for the database, but then, I realized that I need to put all those wordpress stuff like the theme, and all that things. That might be easy for some but I prefer to do an easier way. Also, the pages and posts made in wordpress are saved in a MySQL database and not in a php file.
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