Comments for Son Huynh http://www.sonhuynh.com Wed, 16 Mar 2011 13:17:32 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3 Comment on Installing Redmine on Bluehost by Son Huynh http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-5 Son Huynh Wed, 16 Mar 2011 13:17:32 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-5 You will need to set up your .htaccess file. There should be an example htaccess file in your public directory. Just copy that to .htaccess, configure it if you need to (probably won't), and see if that works. You will need to set up your .htaccess file. There should be an example htaccess file in your public directory. Just copy that to .htaccess, configure it if you need to (probably won’t), and see if that works.

]]> Comment on Installing Redmine on Bluehost by John Cooper http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-4 John Cooper Wed, 16 Mar 2011 07:00:24 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-4 Ok: Followed these instructions carefully 3 time snow. I keep getting a directory list, no errors in the install, just a list of files instead of any instructions. What does that mean? Thanks. Ok:

Followed these instructions carefully 3 time snow. I keep getting a directory list, no errors in the install, just a list of files instead of any instructions. What does that mean?

Thanks.

]]> Comment on How to use Subversion post-commit hook to automatically update your web site by Son Huynh http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/24/how-to-use-subversion-post-commit-hook-to-automatically-update-your-web-site/#comment-32 Son Huynh Wed, 16 Jun 2010 20:26:20 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/?p=33#comment-32 svnclient.connect('hostname', 22, 'svnuser', 'svnpass') where hostname can be the ip address of your server You can use a plugin like Subversive or Subclipse to integrate SVN with Eclipse svnclient.connect(‘hostname’, 22, ‘svnuser’, ‘svnpass’)

where hostname can be the ip address of your server

You can use a plugin like Subversive or Subclipse to integrate SVN with Eclipse

]]> Comment on How to use Subversion post-commit hook to automatically update your web site by Brett http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/24/how-to-use-subversion-post-commit-hook-to-automatically-update-your-web-site/#comment-31 Brett Wed, 16 Jun 2010 17:55:31 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/?p=33#comment-31 can you be more specific about where i put the actual IP address for my server in that script that you created? And do you know anything about setting up netbeans or eclipse to use a repository in that fashion? can you be more specific about where i put the actual IP address for my server in that script that you created? And do you know anything about setting up netbeans or eclipse to use a repository in that fashion?

]]> Comment on How to use Subversion post-commit hook to automatically update your web site by Son Huynh http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/24/how-to-use-subversion-post-commit-hook-to-automatically-update-your-web-site/#comment-30 Son Huynh Wed, 16 Jun 2010 12:14:16 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/?p=33#comment-30 This tutorial uses SSH to connect to another server so as long as you have SSH access to whatever server you want to update, it should work fine. This tutorial uses SSH to connect to another server so as long as you have SSH access to whatever server you want to update, it should work fine.

]]> Comment on How to use Subversion post-commit hook to automatically update your web site by Brett http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/24/how-to-use-subversion-post-commit-hook-to-automatically-update-your-web-site/#comment-29 Brett Wed, 16 Jun 2010 08:47:06 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/?p=33#comment-29 It's funny I've been trying to figure this out for hours and you're the first one that came close to having it make sense to me. I installed a repository on my mac locally and the working file is also on my mac ( that way I can see changes with MAMP ) when it's how I like it I want to be able to commit and have a post-commit script sync my local repo with the website files on a remote FTP server. I'm not all together sure but can I use what you have here to make that happen? i'm sorry i'm a huge noob and I don't know anything about this stuff. Anything you could tell me would be greatly appreciated thanks so much! It’s funny I’ve been trying to figure this out for hours and you’re the first one that came close to having it make sense to me.

I installed a repository on my mac locally and the working file is also on my mac ( that way I can see changes with MAMP ) when it’s how I like it I want to be able to commit and have a post-commit script sync my local repo with the website files on a remote FTP server.

I’m not all together sure but can I use what you have here to make that happen? i’m sorry i’m a huge noob and I don’t know anything about this stuff.

Anything you could tell me would be greatly appreciated thanks so much!

]]> Comment on Installing Redmine on Bluehost by Son Huynh http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-3 Son Huynh Tue, 18 May 2010 12:16:59 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-3 No, installing Subversion on Bluehost can be kind of tricky. There are better alternatives out there, such as signing up for a free hosted repository (and then tying it into Redmine if you wish). No, installing Subversion on Bluehost can be kind of tricky. There are better alternatives out there, such as signing up for a free hosted repository (and then tying it into Redmine if you wish).

]]> Comment on Installing Redmine on Bluehost by Orlando Kelly http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-2 Orlando Kelly Mon, 17 May 2010 20:00:07 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/2010/01/11/installing-redmine-on-bluehost/#comment-2 Did you setup redmine to access a subversion repo on your bluehost account? Did you setup redmine to access a subversion repo on your bluehost account?

]]> Comment on OpenX JavaScript Invocation fix by Uno http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/11/openx-javascript-invocation-fix/#comment-24 Uno Mon, 15 Mar 2010 17:28:08 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/?p=18#comment-24 I had the same error and I commented out the context part and it's working now. It's a bizarre error though. I'm using Wordpress and I think that might be the error. It works when I use the Iframe tag, but not Javascript. Thanks for posting the fix! I had the same error and I commented out the context part and it’s working now. It’s a bizarre error though. I’m using WordPress and I think that might be the error. It works when I use the Iframe tag, but not Javascript. Thanks for posting the fix!

]]> Comment on OpenX JavaScript Invocation fix by Son Huynh http://www.sonhuynh.com/2010/01/11/openx-javascript-invocation-fix/#comment-23 Son Huynh Fri, 05 Feb 2010 23:57:06 +0000 http://gup.sonhuynh.net/?p=18#comment-23 James, As far as I remembered, I don't think we encountered any problems by commenting that line. However I think we switched to OpenX's one page call not long after. OpenX's one page call is where you include a JavaScript file that's provided by OpenX. From that, you can use a JavaScript function to call your ad spots. I have not received any responses regarding the omission of the document.context line. I'm glad to see that you figured out the issue has nothing to do with a Drupal site. Hopefully somebody will shine light on this issue someday. James,

As far as I remembered, I don’t think we encountered any problems by commenting that line. However I think we switched to OpenX’s one page call not long after. OpenX’s one page call is where you include a JavaScript file that’s provided by OpenX. From that, you can use a JavaScript function to call your ad spots.

I have not received any responses regarding the omission of the document.context line.

I’m glad to see that you figured out the issue has nothing to do with a Drupal site. Hopefully somebody will shine light on this issue someday.

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