Installing Drush on HostGator Baby Account (shared LAMP hosting)

A big thanks goes out to WebbyKat, and especially to Christopher Shumate's detailed, flawless instructions. I was able to get Drush installed for use with my Drupal7 (D7) site on a shared hosting account. My web host is HostGator, and my plan with them is their Baby plan....

Twitter Over-Capacity

Apparently, Twitter is literally getting too big for its britches. Users have been recently confronted with either a “twitter is over capacity, please check back later” splash page featuring some birds attempting to carry a whale (at least they have a sense of humor about it), or, when they try to tweet, a message saying “something is technically wrong” (actually, something is literally wrong *LMAO*).

Dynamic JavaScript Form Validation

Sometimes you get a project that gives you no choice but to hit Google for solutions that are as near to perfect for your specific parameters as possible. In this case, I was tasked with designing and developing a special web page for a contest that included a form for collecting user information and contest submissions. The problem, though, was that I had to design the contest page before I had any content to work with, and I inadvertantly painted myself into a corner: I designed the page to be no taller than a certain height, and due to time contstraints, I couldn’t rework the design.

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