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	<title>httpremix.com</title>
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	<description>Dedicated to the craft of professional web development</description>
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		<title>MySQL Subqueries and INNER JOINs</title>
		<description>Two advanced MySQL tips today:Never use a subquery inside a WHERE field IN(...) list
How-to: Update values in a table from a calculation that uses the table's own values, in a single query
Let's begin!

Never use a subquery inside a WHERE field IN(...) list

BAD/SLOW:

[sql]
SELECT * FORM table1 WHERE datefield IN 
  ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/mysql-subqueries-and-inner-joins</link>
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		<title>Page Caching for Logged-in Users: Loading Dynamic Content with Ajax</title>
		<description>How fast do your dynamic PHP/MySQL pages load?  Answer: probably not fast enough.  A truly optimized website should serve pages instantaneously to its visitors.  There should be no lag time, even 200 milliseconds of server-side script execution time should be considered a burden worth removing.

The keyword for ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/page-caching-for-logged-in-users-loading-dynamic-content-with-ajax</link>
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		<title>Automating Server Backups Using &#8220;rsync/ssh/cron&#8221; on a Windows or Linux Machine</title>
		<description>Everyone knows backups are important, not just for restoring from a system failure, but also for fixing user/admin/developer mistakes.  Here's an efficient way to automatically backup files on your Linux/CentOS server using a spare Windows or Linux machine. You should already have a basic grasp of the Linux shell ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/automating-server-backups-using-rsync-ssh-cron-on-a-windows-machine</link>
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		<title>6 Tips for Sending Bulk Email Newsletters</title>
		<description>Write HTML like it's 1999 &#8211; Email clients and web clients such as Gmail love to strip out CSS within &#60;style> tags.  For this reason, use inline CSS.  Also, using tables to build your newsletters is a safe idea as well, since the float property isn't always supported. ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/6-tips-for-sending-bulk-email-newsletters</link>
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		<title>MySQL Tips &#038; Tricks: Using ORDER BY FIELD and GROUP_CONCAT()</title>
		<description>I love databases because I always feel there is a way for retrieving my data in any shape or form I desire.  Trying to find the correct syntax can sometimes be frustrating, however.  Here are two tricks that have helped me during those special times:

Custom "ORDER BY"
It's easy ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/mysql-order-by-field-group_concat</link>
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		<title>PHP: Parsing a string from text</title>
		<description>What if you need to grab a string from text, such as the name of the department below:


Position #: 08-26
Position: Lab Assistant II
Department: Black Mesa Research Facility
Status: Full-time


Here's a quick way to pick out that string:

[PHP]
$match = preg_match_all("/Department:(.*)/", strip_tags($body), $matches, PREG_SET_ORDER);
$deptName = trim($matches[0][1]);
[/PHP]
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		<link>http://httpremix.com/php-parsing-string-from-text</link>
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		<title>Create &#8220;Printer-Friendly&#8221; Pages with CSS and the @media Type</title>
		<description>There may be a time when a visitor wants to print a page from your website.  It's worth spending five minutes to create "printer-friendly" pages using CSS.  (Tip: navigate to "Print Preview" on your browser to see how this page looks when printed out.)  Some of you ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/printer-friendly-pages-with-css</link>
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		<title>A Different Approach to Writing CSS</title>
		<description>How do you write your HTML/CSS?  Do you use unordered lists for links?  Lots of whitespace in your CSS file?  Don't know when to use an id selector or a class selector?  Learn how and why to change your coding style.

First, let's take a look at ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/different-approach-writing-css</link>
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		<title>CSS: How to Style Perfect HTML Lists (&#60;ul&gt;&#60;li&gt;, &#60;ol&gt;&#60;li&gt;&#8230;)</title>
		<description>
Here is an example of a default HTML list with no CSS styling:
This is what I consider an ugly HTML list.
Almost every website incorporates lists.  We love to make lists because it chunks data into separate, easy-to-read pieces.
There are several problems with the default style of HTML lists: they ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/style-perfect-html-lists-ul-li-ol-li</link>
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		<title>About Virtual Private Servers</title>
		<description>A Virtual Private Server is the best hosting solution for any serious website or web developer, next to a dedicated machine. By partitioning a physical server, a hosting provider can offer an inexpensive environment with full root access. This means developers can install whatever custom software their heart desires, as ...</description>
		<link>http://httpremix.com/virtual-private-servers</link>
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