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  • CSS with PHP Extension ????

    - by raj
    hi everyone,,,plz helpl me out .. i want my css to recognise as mystyle.php but inside code would be of css , and i want to access it in my index.php page with header method ,i dont want to use Link method.

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  • ColdFusion vs PHP

    - by Drek
    Can anyone share with me (without fervent evangelism, please) any comparative experiences you might have with regard to ColdFusion and PHP in developing internal enterprise browser-based applications? Specifically (but not limited to): 1: Do the rapid-development characteristics of ColdFusion compensate for any performance issues resulting from the additional overhead? 2: Is either particularly suited to individual or team development? 3: Is rapidly developing an application in ColdFusion and then porting it to PHP to improve performance a proposition that only a madman or venture capitalist would consider?

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  • PHP 5.3 and '::'

    - by Lee
    Hello, I started into PHP with 5.3 and am using the '::' to access constants ex; class::const. However, when I try to use my code in an older PHP namely 5.1.6 and 5.2.12, I get an error that the '::' is unexpected. How do I access constants in these older versions of PHP5?

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  • Report generation in PHP (formats required pdf,xls,doc,csv)

    - by Ish Kumar
    I need to generate reports in my PHP website (in zend framework) Formats required: PDF (with tables & images) // presently using Zend_Pdf XLS (with tables & images) DOC (with tables & images) CSV (only tables) Please recommend robust and fast solution for generating reports in PHP. Platform: Zend Framework on LAMP I know there are some tricky solutions for creating such reports, i wonder is there any open source report generation utility that can be used with LAMP environment

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  • php http pipeline

    - by asaf
    Hi! I'm trying to get timestamp on beginRequest and on endRequest when processing an http request using php. I know how to do it on asp.net (using httpModules and the finction beginRequest and endRequest). Does anyone know if this option is available on php and guide me how to do it? (I'm not looking for a solution, just some guiding or good reference because i couldn't find any...)

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  • PHP image resize using nearest-neighbor interpolation?

    - by shipshape
    I have a 16x16 sprite in PNG or GIF image format, and would like to display it on a website at 64 x 64 in all its pixelated glory. In Firefox 3.6+ and IE I can do this easily with CSS using image-rendering and -ms-interpolation-mode, but as this doesn't work in all browsers I'd like to resize the image on the fly using PHP instead. What's the best way to resize images using nearest-neighbor interpolation in PHP?

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  • Sending Mail using PHP on IIS 7 - Windows 2008 Server

    - by Roman
    Hi, I'm having trouble sending mail using PHP mail() on IIS 7 using Windows 2008 Server. The server is dedicated, thus I have full control over my machine. php.ini looks fine - ([mail function] is configured) I don't get any error from mail() (with the right parameters of course) btw - I got ASP and ASP.NET sending mails without any problems. Would be very gratefully for help Regards, Roman

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  • Building a simple cart using object orientated PHP

    - by James
    I've built basic shopping carts with PHP before but in an attempt to get my feet wet with OOP, I'd like to try using that method. I come from a design background but do understand some basics of OOP but would like to see a tutorial or something simple I could base this on. The site is small and the cart functionality required is very standard. Can anyone offer a link to a decent tutorial or article on building a Cart with PHP OOP, a quick google didn't turn up anything decent.

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  • Creating views with PHP for couchDB

    - by Industrial
    Hi! I have started to try out noSQL databases now and are currently testing out couchDB. Seems like a good solution, but I really get some headache when I follow available examples on how to create views (queries) to select documents from a database and sort them. Everything I can find is regarding Javascript and it would be great to take part of some examples for PHP since that is the language we will use. So, how do I create views using PHP for couchDB?

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  • JAVA gzip.read AND PHP

    - by Mantas
    I have line in JAVA and in while i get number: i = gzipinputstream1.read(abyte0, j, 4096); From while number: 959 1552 1577 1617 1680 when i want use in php: $i = fread($handle, 959): while return: 959, 959, 959, 5 How make that in PHP result will be the some. thanks

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  • PHP RegExpr error Unkown modifier '('

    - by Anonymous
    I have this regular expression: ([http://some.url.com/index.php?showtopic=\"]*)([0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]*)?) its for extracting links to topics from forum Now when i use it in my script $url = "([http://some.url.com/index.php?showtopic=\"]*)([0-9]+(?:\.[0-9]*)?)"; preg_match_all spits: "Unknown modifier '('" Can anyone help me with this obviously stupid problem

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  • PHP, Ajax, and the lifespan of the request

    - by Dave
    I was wondering about the lifespan of a PHP script when called via Ajax. Assume that there is a long-running (i.e. 30 seconds) PHP script on a server and that page is loaded via Ajax. Before the script completes, the user closes the browser. Does the script continue running to completion, is it terminated, or is this a function of the server itself (I'm running Apache fwiw). Thanks for any help.

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  • A lightweight application framework for PHP?

    - by millenomi
    I have long been a fan of _why's Camping microframework -- lightweight, great for microscopic applications (low concurrency, easy to use and edit and maintain), which is what I do. I'd love to know if there's something similar for PHP; full-blown app frameworks like CakePHP or Symphony are very large for what I do, but I can't seem to find nothing "less". What PHP framework would you prefer, in this situation?

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  • PHP syntax highlighter for Emacs

    - by mozillalives
    Is there a good php syntax highlighter for Emacs? I'm using Emacs 23. I've tried php-mode, but that doesn't do anything. I've tried nXhtml, but that ignores my color theme and reverts to some awful looking default. Is there one I've missed or perhaps a configuration setting I've ignored?

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  • Auto attach file in php mail

    - by Russell Kinch
    I am wanting to send a pdf file in php mail. I know the name and location of the file (an invoice printed in cup-pdf) and would like to sent this automatically in php when i click a button in my website. How can this be done? Thanks

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  • PHP: Extending static member arrays

    - by tstenner
    I'm having the following scenario: class A { public static $arr=array(1,2); } class B extends A { public static $arr=array(3,4); } Is there any way to combine these 2 arrays so B::$arr is 1,2,3,4? I don't need to alter these arrays, but I can't declare them als const, as PHP doesn't allow const arrays.http://stackoverflow.com/questions/ask The PHP manual states, that I can only assign strings and constants, so parent::$arr + array(1,2) won't work, but I think it should be possible to do this.

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  • Ajax, php, mysql not working mysql limit

    - by Hofmeister Ákos
    I have 3 files. list.php $articles = $mysqli->query("SELECT mainPictureBig, title, writer, writeDate, link FROM articles WHERE category=$this->category ORDER BY writeDate DESC LIMIT 0,10"); while($article = mysqli_fetch_row($articles)) { echo "<a href=\"".$this->url."/".$article[3]."/".$article[4]."\"><div id=\"listElement\"> <div id=\"listElementWallpaper\" style=\"background-image: url('category/img.jpg');\"></div> <div id=\"listElementContent\"><div id=\"listElementTitle\">".$article[1]."</div>".$this->giveWriter($article[2]).", ".$this->giveDate($article[3])."</div> </div></a>"; } $maximumElements=ceil($numberOfContent / 10) * 10; It's working, so there is no problem, it lists the first 10 elements from the sql table, and i got the $numberOfCOntent part also. Than i have a button: echo "<div id=\"listMore\"><div id=\"buttonOne\" onclick=\"listMore($this->category,$maximumElements)\">Load more</div></div>"; There is also no problem, i load the .js file, and it looks like: var from = 10; function listMore(categoryId, maximum) { $( "#listMore" ).slideUp( 200, function() { $( "#listMore" ).html("<center>Loading..</center>"); $( "#listMore" ).slideDown( 500, function() { $.post( "http://localhost/ajax.php", {type: "listMore", id: categoryId, sqlFrom: from} ) .done(function( elements ) { $("#listBody").append( elements ); if(maximum > from+10) { from = from+10; $( "#listMore" ).slideUp(200, function() { $( "#listMore" ).html("<div id=\"buttonOne\" onclick=\"listMore("+categoryId+","+maximum+")\">Load more</div>"); $( "#listMore" ).slideDown(200); }); } else $( "#listMore" ).slideUp(200); }); }); }); } And it's also working, and the problem is in the PHP file. As you can see, i'm sending an integer the "from" variable, the PHP file: $articles = $mysqli->query("SELECT mainPictureBig, title, writer, writeDate, link FROM articles WHERE category=$id ORDER BY writeDate DESC LIMIT $from,10"); It's also working, but not loading the next 10, only the next 9. So it skips the very next row and loads the rows only after the very first, so only 9. I tried to write here only the important part of the code, so i skipped some echo part etc. Any idea?

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