To urlencode string in JavaScript (as PHP’s urlencode() function does), use the escape() function. For example: var sSearchKeyword = ‘!@#$%^&*abcd1234′; location.href = ‘http://example.com/search.php?keyword=’ + escape(sSearchKeyword); Note: escape() doesn’t encode “+” and “/” chars. The solution can be found using replace these characters by replace() method: var sSearchKeyword = ‘!@#$%^&*abcd1234+/’; sSearchKeyword = escape(sSearchKeyword); sSearchKeyword = sSearchKeyword.replace(’+', [...]

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To define a custom mime types to files in the directory via .htaccess file use the following syntax: AddType application/x-shockwave-flash swf You can find more mime types here.

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The TinyMCE WYSIWYG editor convert space symbols into   entities by default. It causes because the default “entities” property is set to convert space symbols into   entities: entities: “160,nbsp,38,amp,34,quot,162,cent,8364,euro,163,pound,165,yen,169,copy,174,reg,8482,trade,8240,permil,181,micro….” To resolve this issue, you should redefine the “entities” init property. For example: tinyMCE.init ({ entities: “38,amp,34,quot,162,cent,8364,euro,163,pound,165,yen,169,copy,174,reg,8482,trade” });

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Open the file /etc/nameserverips: # nano -w /etc/nameserverips Setup nameserver IPs in the following format: IP address = name server For example: 123.123.123.123=ns1.example.com Save the file by Ctrl+x

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