Ever wanted to create an automatic system that will open subdomains for your customers? Or maybe you would like to control your subdomains without having to mess around with DNS and configuration files everytime, but have wildcard subdomains?
You’re in the right place. Continue reading!
If you don’t know what you’re doing - don’t blame me if […]
One of the best things in PHP5 is that almost everything regarding XML was rewritten; All XML extensions are now based on the libxml2 library, from Zend article:
In addition to the better-known SAX support inherited from PHP 4, PHP 5 supports DOM according to the W3C standard and XSLT with the very fast libxslt engine. […]
What da heck are you doing here?.. Go work or something…
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Counterize - WordPress statistics plugin (Hebrew translation available)
BAStats Statistics for Wordpress 1.5 - Add a tab to your dashboard in Wordpress with useful visitor statistics.
Word Statistics Plugin 1.0 for WordPress
Hebrew Wordpress - A done-deal package that includes Wordpress 2.0.1 totally in Hebrew.
How to Hebrew’ize […]
I’m looking for something that will treat each user with its own calendar. It’ll be nice finding something that has a system like that, built-in already. Well, I’ll decide on something in a month or so.
Here are a couple of open-source PHP calendar projects worth to metion:
Monket Calendar | (+AJAX -Internet Explorer support is still […]
You save your bandwith and speed up your site by gzipping your javascript code library and even your CSS, yes!
Basically if you slap this header on top of your CSS or JS file, it will be sent gzipped to the browser:
<?php
ob_start (”ob_gzhandler”);
header(”Content-type: text/javascript; charset: UTF-8″);
[…]
Found a really cool news ticker on DynamicDrive:
Advanced RSS Ticker (Ajax invocation)
Wondering which browsers it supports though. Anyone know any cross-browser details on this script?
Here are some features of Advanced RSS Ticker (Ajax invocation):
Displays any RSS feed on the web in a ticker fashion. Specify exactly what components of the feed items to display, such […]
Found a great article at DevShed on “Date Arithmetic With MySQL“. The last few days we’ve been kind of puzzled about how to store and actually utilize dates, throwing them back and forth from PHP to MySQL. There seems to be a lack of documentation about MySQL date functions, I bet alot of people are […]
PHP database abstraction? I use ADOdb. Is it enough? NO.
Why?
When dealing with web applications, it’s important to separate your application logic and underlying database. It simpler terms, mixing your input, output, and logic, all together, creates a mess to maintain and extend. There are excellent thoeries about separating your design, logic, and data, and here […]
ADOdb is what really saved my life when moving from Classic ASP to PHP5, it supports a wide variety of database, and has some great functionality features. It supports PHP5 aswell :)
You can find ADOdb here: http://adodb.sourceforge.net/
Here are some examples of your daily database connect and retrieval:
include(‘/path/to/adodb.inc.php’);
$DB = NewADOConnection(‘mysql’);
$DB->Connect($server, $user, $pwd, $db);
# M’soft style data […]
We are trying to recompile PHP5 on all of ours servers. It’s tough. You can’t know what errors would appear on your websites, and how severe would they be. I found some good articles about incompatibilities between PHP4 and PHP5 that I’d like to share.
http://www.php.net/manual/en/migration5.incompatible.php
http://www.faqts.com/knowledge_base/view.phtml/aid/22154/fid/1150
“Surely if there’s ever a time to hop onboard PHP5’s […]
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