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RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/?Resource/(.*)$ /$1 [L]
RewriteRule ^$ /home [redirect]
RewriteRule ^([a-zA-Z]+)/?([a-zA-Z0-9/]*)$ /app.php?page=$1&query=$2 [L]

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RewriteEngine On
RewriteCond %{REQUEST_FILENAME} !-f
RewriteRule ^(.*)$ /ribbit/$1

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<?php
echo "<span>" . preg_replace('/ /', '</span> ', $block->subject, 1); 

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#Installing Laravel 4

###Step 1 Download the zip archive from Laravel Downloads Click the ZIP for the 4.0 Version

###Step 2 Extract the Archive into your fortrabbit folder and run composer install.

###Step 3 Make sure that in Fortrabbit you have the composer trigger turned on under the Git settings tab.

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Option A

One option is to add a function per model view that checks if any of the fields have been modified and then save itself if it is the case.

So in your timesheet view you would add a function like

'reconcilliate' : function () {
  if(this->$el->find('#punch_date').val() != this.model.get('punchdate')){
 //data has changed

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<?php
try
{
    $conn = connectToDatabase($credentials);
}
catch (NoDbAtThatUriException $e)
{
    //handle it
}
catch (LoginException $e)

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<?php

Class Image //Represents a single image file
{
  	public $type;	
	public $uri;

	public function __construct($pathToImage)
	{
		$this->uri = $pathToImage;		

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Git Quick Guide

Hey Pierce, this is not really a tutorial more like a guide on how - at least - I use GIT. I'm going to assume you have GIT installed on your computer.

Creating a new repository

As you may now GIT 'projects' are called repositories, to get one on your computer you basicly have two options.

Clone an existing repo

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<?php phpinfo(); ?>

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#!/usr/bin/php
<?php

define("CLIENT_ID", "297cf352e9dc1c8237a2");
define("CLIENT_SECRET", "517cf1a00237974b9c5cd50a516e5a674160c4f0");

$token = getToken();

if ($token) {
    if (getopt("h", array("help"))) {