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My job requires that I write Web applications that do some pretty hefty lifting, often over slowish connections. I've been hard at work recently on an application that retrieves data from a MS SQL server and builds complex multi-tabbed dynamic Web fo
JavaScript is useful for a lot more than opening pop-ups. If you use HTML forms on your website, and want to make sure that your visitors submit valid data on those forms, you might want to consider using some regular expressions in JavaScript.
In this article, James presents a very simple way to add login/logout security in PHP using session handling.First off, let me say that, yes, I am still a beginner with PHP.
Frustrated with single-file upload scripts? Looking for an alternate route? Read as Jonathan shows us how easy it really is to setup a multi-file upload script using PHP.
On the SitePoint PHP blog there's a recent post from Craig Buckler showing how to split up your WordPress content into two or more columns quickly and easily.
WordPress is a great CMS, but implementing some features within your theme can require a little lateral thinking. The content for your page or post is usually output by the theme code using a single function call. But what if you need to split the content into two or more blocks? That might be necessary if your theme requires multiple columns or sections on the page.
There's a built in call WordPress includes, "get_the_content", that returns the content rather than just echoing it out. With this handy function giving you just the content, you're free to split up the content however you want - on certain tags or as they suggest, using the "more..." tag and a few modifications to a few other scripts to split it out into DIV blocks.
In a recent interview posted on the O'Reilly Radar site, Msc Slocum talks with Kevin Tatroe about what Facebook's HipHop means for business.
Facebook's PHP overhaul, HipHop, reportedly cut CPU usage on the company's servers by around 50 percent. You don't have to be a programmer to understand that kind of result. [...] asked Kevin Tatroe, co-author of O'Reilly's Programming PHP, to weigh in on HipHop's functionality and its broader applications.
Mac starts with some basic questions - how will it help developers, how will it help businesses - and then asks for some clarification as to what the project really is and how difficult Kevin thinks it will be for companies to adopt.
As mentioned in this new post by Alexander Veremyev to the Zend Developer Zone, the first Russian Zend Framework conference has been announced - ZFConf 2010.
I am happy to announce the 1st Russian Zend Framework Conference (ZFConf 2010) which will take place in Saint-Petersburg, Russia at the end of March. An initial list of topics has been decided and the conference is open for registration. I am glad to participate in the event along with other speakers, some of which are acknowledged specialists and have a wide experience in using Zend Framework. The official language of the conference is Russian.
Topics include Zend_Search_Lucene, message queues, internationalization and a look at what Zend Framework 2.0 has to offer.
You can get more details on the conference from their main website or find out more of the specifics of registering. (Note: as of the time of this post, most of their site hasn't been translated to English, save the topics list.)
In this seventh part of a series I develop a couple of examples that show how to create elastic animations by tweaking the easing argument taken by the familiar gx method of the GX library. The use of this parameter was covered in earlier chapters when I explained the implementation of bouncing animations so I think that understanding how to put it to work for you should be a pretty painless experience....
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Just a quick note today from the CodeIgniter project - if you've been using their Subversion server to pull your latest copies of the framework down, they've made a change.
Our Subversion repositories have moved. Please update your repositories or check out new ones from the new location: http://svn.ellislab.com/CodeIgniter/trunk
The normal downloads (and archive files) are still available on the CodeIgniter download page.
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