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Category Archives: PHP
Mar
3
PHP 5.4.0 Release Announcement PHP 5.4.0 is available. This release is a major leap forward in the 5.x series, and includes a large number of new features and bug fixes. The key features of PHP 5.4.0 include: New language syntax … Continue reading
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Dec
14
When you output a Jump Menu from a View in Drupal 6, it displays & instead of the ampersand. Therefore ‘Terms & Conditions’ appears as ‘Terms & Conditions’ in the menu. The following bit of PHP code fixes this problem: … Continue reading
Dec
14
The PHP code snippet below shows how to add a GROUP BY clause to a Drupal 6 View. function hook_views_pre_execute(&$view) { switch($view->name) { case ‘Services2′: $search = array(‘ORDER BY’); $replace = array(‘GROUP BY node_data_field_parent_service.field_parent_service_nid ORDER BY’); $view->build_info['query'] = str_replace($search, $replace, … Continue reading
Dec
14
I was recently asked to create a mechanism in Drupal 7, so that a client could add member only content to their Drupal 7 web site. The content was to be added periodically by the company in the form of … Continue reading
Dec
9
I recently had to add a member only section to a Drupal 7 web site. A problem I came across is that out of the box Drupal displays the User page after successful login and the member pages where not … Continue reading
Dec
2
See: http://memcached.org/ Memcache is a method for distributing memory for large scale database sites that can help improve server efficiency for PHP applications. For large scale PHP and mySQL driven sites, memcache enables distributed computing that layer requests in terms … Continue reading
Posted in General, mySQL, PHP
Tagged Database, LAMP, Memcache, mySQL, Performance, PHP
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Sep
15
Coding Standards Code must be formatted to agreed coding standards. Coding standards keep the code consistent and easy for the entire team to read and refactor. Code that looks the same encourages collective ownership. PHP Coding Standards Document Application Naming … Continue reading
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Sep
15
phpDocumentor is an auto documentation tool for PHP. It is similar to Javadoc, and written in PHP, phpDocumentor can be used from the command line or a web interface to create professional documentation from PHP source code. See the PhpDocumentor … Continue reading
Sep
8
Version Number Release Date 1.0 08/06/1995 2.0 01/11/1997 3.0 06/06/1998 4.0 22/05/2000 4.1 10/12/2001 4.2 22/04/2002 4.3 27/12/2002 4.4 11/07/2005 5.0 13/07/2004 5.1 24/11/2005 5.2 02/11/2006 5.3 30/06/2009 5.4 01/03/2012
Sep
8
Rasmus Lerdorf Rasmus Lerdorf was born in Greenland in 1968, grew up in Denmark and Canada and has a Systems Design engineering degree from the University of Waterloo. In 1994 Rasmus Lerdorf created PHP. Initially, it consisted of a set … Continue reading
