*Make sure you have the heroku gem.  If not, I suggest you do that through the command line.

$ heroku create

$ git push heroku master   (this is assuming you have already pushed your project up to github.com

$ heroku rake db:migrate  (if you already have models created in for your database, then this will merge whatever’s in it)

if you have data that would also like to upload then:

(sudo) install gem taps

$  heroku db:push

After creating the gemfile, go ahead do the bundle install in the command line, or terminal.  Then:

git init

git add .

git commit -m “message”

git remote add origin git@github.com:git_username/app_name.git

git push origin master

The video is designed to show the visitor what may happen if they do present the right person a unique gift of a laptop such as ours.

This landing page will continue to be tested and the clicks will be recorded to keep an accurate number of new visitors from this landing page.

This is the official song for Fifa’s World Cup 2010.  It is no doubt inspired by the country in which it is being hosted.  I am not quite sure if any other major tournaments have even been held on African soil, but for sure, this is the first Wold Cup held on this continent.  It is being host by South Africa, which has had quite a tumultuous history during its formation.  The song itself is made to uplift the spirits, and bring together the world for this major sporting event.

You can start with a simple form built in HTML.

From there you would need to change the form action to the PHP document you are using to grab the user information. For example “process.php”. Make sure you remember the name in which you give the form boxes, for example “name=”name”".

In the process.php page, you will need to to use the super global $_POST to grab the info from the form. Your variables should look something like this:

$name = $_POST['name'];
…

<?php

$username = $_POST['username'];

$password = $_POST['password'];

echo “{$username}: {$password}”;

?>

When you try it out, it should return the inputs that you put in the field. Thats basically it. I hope it helps!