Saxton Rose is the only other bassoonist that I’ve found that also uses WordPress. He’s the principal bassoonist of the Puerto Rico Symphony Orchestra.
I stumbled across his site when I was looking for Sarabande et Cortege (Henri Dutilleux) recordings, of which he had one on his site.
I hung around the Linux Australia stand with Dad at the Education Expo today. I thought to take photos with our XO-1 that we were exhibiting, so here they are.
For the record, Freeze Tag runs in OpenArena.
The only problem I’ve noticed so far is that bots don’t do any unfreezing — the AI is not aware of any of the components of the mod, and just behaves like in regular arena mode. Apart from that, it works really well. Actually, they do.
For the root of this site, WPMU returns a list of blogs in an array, which contains the blog_id, domain, and path. I also inserted the blogname into the array which I retrieved with get_blog_option().
The array was not in alphabetical order, and I wanted to sort it by the $blogs[$i]['blogname'] property. After a bit of Googling, I found I could make use of the usort function, which allows you to perform sorting with a user function.
This is what I ended up with:
function cmp($a, $b) {
return strcmp($a['blogname'], $b['blogname']);
}
usort($blogs, 'cmp');
Which is surprisingly simple, and works. Now, on the root, the blogs are displayed in alphabetical order.
On a page outlining the differences between HTML 4 and the upcoming HTML 5, the W3C have stated that innerHTML will now be an officially supported property of HTML elements accessed through JavaScript.
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