php
Alle Einträge mit dem Tag "php"
Thursday, 23. February 2012
Wednesday, 15. February 2012
Wednesday, 11. January 2012
Symphony. An open source CMS.
XSLT-powered open source content management system
Wednesday, 6. July 2011
Portable PHP password hashing ("password encryption") framework
This is a portable public domain password hashing framework for use in PHP applications. It is meant to work with PHP 3 and above, and it has actually been tested with at least PHP 3.0.18 through 5.3.0 so far.
Thursday, 23. June 2011
CSS Crush
The contents of the file, and files specified by the standard @import directive, are pulled into one new file. This way you get the advantages of file separation but not the performance penalty of extra http requests.<br />
CSS variables that are specified are applied.<br />
Any search/replace macros that affect CSS properties are applied.<br />
Optionally (not shown in the example below) the file is then minified.<br />
The file is cached and returned by the script. The date-modified timestamp of the host-file and all the imported files are stored and checked on every subsequent running of the script. If any of the files have been modified a new file is compiled. If none have been modified the cached file is returned.
Wednesday, 6. April 2011
Sorted – Nefarious Designs
Sooner or later, whilst using arrays in PHP, you’re going to want to re-order the data. On a one-dimensional array this simply requires us to run one of the sort(), rsort(), asort() or ksort() commands (depending on what we are doing).<br />
However, should we be using a mult-dimensional array, we need to use the array_multisort() PHP command.<br />
If our array is a database result, it is usually a two-dimensional array arranged in rows but array_multisort() sorts using columns. For this reason we need to do some hefty work preparing our array for ordering.
Thursday, 31. March 2011
stash – a place to keep your cache – Google Project Hosting
Stash makes it easy to speed up your code by caching the results of expensive functions or code. Certain actions, like database queries or calls to external APIs, take a lot of time to run but tend to have the same results over short periods of time. This makes it much more efficient to store the results and call them back up later.
Tuesday, 15. March 2011
Monday, 28. February 2011
Google Analytics Tracking in Facebook Seiten
FBGAT is a free and opensource tool created by Webdigi to work around Facebook’s Javascript restriction on Facebook fan pages which prevents Google Analytics from working correctly.
Thursday, 3. February 2011
Overview of ModelBaker, the Web App Creator
ModelBaker – a remarkable application that delivers point and click development so you can do amazing things for your business, your customers, organization and school.