I was in college when Tumana bridge was built and helped me travel from my house to the University. Unfortunately, the river would swell and the flood would swallow the whole bridge after 2-3 days of rain. I called my mother on Sept 27 and was informed the typhoon poured over a whole month of rain in just a few hours! Don’t worry my mother is fine, however, there are those who are unfortunate enough who desperately call for our help. In my small way by making this application, I would like to show my support for them.

I’m almost finished with the Bayanihan iPhone project which I worked on over the weekend. It is a very simple app with scrollable images. The server side is almost finished and would display how many supported/downloaded the application in real time. I am hoping to upload the server side to my Linode hosting in the US asap.

How can you help? I need pictures! Pictures from Tumana would be greatly appreciated, however, if you have other pictures, please do send them as well. I will be bundling 10 pictures inside the application. Please include your name, with subject: BAYANIHAN pix and send the pictures to my email address: rndguzmanjr@gmail.com

Hopefully I can submit the app to Apple within this week or early next week. Afterwards, we wait for the approval process within 2 weeks. Note, the app would be FREE.

UPDATE OCT-05-2009 9:00PM
I took some pictures from facebook and dropped it in the project. It would look something like this when it is finished.

UPDATE OCT-11-2009
- Included proper credits for each photograph.
- Added Admob.
- Created logo, large application icon.

UPDATE OCT-12-2009
Preparing for appstore submission..

UPDATE OCT-13-2009
Submitted in AppStore. Currently, In-Review.

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Alas, I was able to fix the single quotes problem with the code inside the tags from this post. I also added the “&” patch especially for my cfm codes.

Download the patched version of Dean’s code highligter (deans_code_highlighter1.3.tar.gz)

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The ff CSS Markup should be added to style.css of the selected theme

.ch_code_container {
background-color: #f0f0f0;
border: 1px solid #C3CED9;
padding: 10px 10px 10px 10px;
width: 100%;
text-align: left;
font: normal 14px 'Courier-New', Verdana, sans-serif;
overflow:auto;
}
.ch_code_container .head
{
color: #808080;
font-weight: bold;
background-color: #f0f0ff;
border-bottom: 1px solid #d0d0d0;
padding: 2px;
}

echo "hello world";
?>

To edit the code-highlight options go to: OPTIONS > Code Highlight

2. Download WP-DBManager. Extract it in the wp plugins directory and your good to go. Options for configuring can be found in “DATABASE” link in the Admin Site. Remember to change the Database options as follows:

for windows:

Path To mysqldump: mysqldump.exe
Path To mysql: mysql.exe
Path To Backup: E:\\wwwroot\wordpress\wp-content\backup-db


for linux:

Path To mysqldump: mysqldump
Path To mysql: mysql
Path To Backup: /usr/local/apache2/htdocs/wordpress/wp-content/backup-db


Hunting down a good blogging software from google, i.e, “blog software” would pop this one out: http://www.asymptomatic.net/blogbreakdown.htm.
It’s comprehensive enough to get a grasp of blogging softwares out there. Well, bottom line is.. wordpress rocks.