Archive for March, 2010
Joomla! Install: Display Errors: On / Off
This one always catches me out and I find myself looking up the same thing time and time again. So for future reference I thought I’d make a note.
When you install Joomla there’s an setting check that lists any problems with your set-up that may effect the running of Joomla! In my case (both on 1&1 AND on MediaTemple) the Recommended Settings have flagged Display Errors as “On” when it should be set to “Off” – The solution is pretty simple.
Open the htaccess.txt file installed with Joomla! add:
php_flag display_errors “0″
save it to your server and rename it .htaccess
Voilà!
1 commentMy Flash strokes look blurry.
This is a tip that I’m sure most people who’ve used Flash will appreciate. Try drawing a few strokes on the stage – all a pixel thick. They may look fine and dandy in the Flash IDE but try exporting the swf and prepare to be shocked. There’s a fair chance that one, some or all of your lines look blurred and fuzzy. How annoying!
Well here’s a few things you can try to ensure that your strokes remain crisp and perfect, just the way you intended.
First, check the X and Y co-ordinates of your strokes and round them up or down to a round number.
If things don’t improve go into your stroke width setting and change the number from 1 to 0.9
If thing’s still don’t improve try reducing the width of your stroke incrementally from 0.9 to 0.8, 0.7 etc.
It worked for me:
I swear that this is a genuine screen grab of the offending lines – before and after.
Good luck!
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