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Hiring a Cheap Zen Cart Developer Is Not a Complete Web Development SolutionThu, 02 Sep 2010 17:49:37 -0500
Hiring a cheap Zen Cart developer is not sufficient solution for Zen Cart integration, customization and development services. Why is hiring cheap Zen Cart programmer is not being considered a complete web development solution? In this article, a discussion has been done on over it.
What is New About WordPress 3.0?
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 18:01:39 -0500
WordPress 3.0 just came out in mid 2010. Find out what new features that this blogging software has that helps it become more like a content management system.
ASP Dot NET Development & ECommerce Websites - Best Way of Doing Online Business
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:14:48 -0500
If you are thinking of online business then there is only one best-suited option for that and that is ecommerce websites. Also better if the website is made through ASP.NET Development.
Small Businesses Looking for Web Design Services - Things to Know
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 19:22:43 -0500
The small businesses in this day and age are aware of the significance of advertising, and aim at accomplishing it by means of limited resources, and simultaneously ensuring that they can reach out to additional audiences. Small businesses can effortlessly reach innumerable probable customers by means of an amalgam of technology, internet plus superior online communication skills.
Website Development - Basic Knowledge and Guidelines to Choose a Website Development Company
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 08:45:07 -0500
Website development has emerged as an industry during the last decade. An individual or a company develops websites for placing them over the internet for people to see it. Web development, considered in many countries as the sunrise sector, is a place where tens of thousands of people have found employment.
Creating Unique Online Experiences With Web Applications
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 09:14:21 -0500
Web applications are small programs which can be utilized in endless numbers of ways. Depending upon the application that you choose, you can reach your online audience effectively, or provide ways for them to be able to offer you feedback. As a matter of fact, it is difficult to find anything that you would want to do with your online presence that is not covered underneath one of these web applications.
Joomla Customization - Developing the Best Marketplace For Your Products Online
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 11:25:42 -0500
Joomla is one of the best content management systems present today that not just makes an e-commerce site simple and easy to use but also develops the best marketplace for your products online and that is the reason why no other content management system whether it is WordPress or Drupal can match up to the flexibility and features of Joomla. The best thing about Joomla is that no technical skills are required to build and manage a Joomla site and its 3, 000 extensions, modules and plug-ins and free components makes it the favorite of almost all website developers.
Choosing the Right Content Management System for Your Web Site
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:46:33 -0500
When website developers are faced with the daunting task of choosing one of the nearly infinite content management systems (CMS), it is important to consider a few factors. This article will attempt to help you weed out the things you do not need, also, to avoid a few common pitfalls.
Site News: Popular Posts for the Week of 09.03.2010
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 07:09:11 -0500
Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:Developer.com: Quercus: Bring Java's Power to Your PHP Development (and Vice Versa) Jani Hartikainen's Blog: Now you can write PHP code...without writing any code NerdMom Blog: Kohana 3 & CodeIgniter 2 Ahmed Shreef's Blog: iconv misunderstands UTF-16 strings with no BOM Klaus Graefensteiner's Blog: Climbing the CodeIgniter PHP MVC framework learning curve Web Builder Zone: NetBeans vs. Vim for PHP development Site News: Job Postings for the week of 08.22.2010 SeeIT Consult Blog: PHP mail() with Ubuntu Desktop and Gmail Gonzalo Ayuso's Blog: Using CouchDb as filesystem with PHP PHPBuilder.com: Downloading and Parsing Gmail Messages in PHP
NETTUTS.com: Creating a Web Poll with PHP
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 08:26:42 -0500
On NETTUTS.com today there's an intermediate tutorial showing you how to create a simple polling system for your site - complete with a database backend and a CSS styled results view. Polls are nearly ubiquitous on the web today, and there are plenty of services that will provide a drop-in poll for you. But what if you want to write one yourself? This tutorial will take you through the steps to create a simple PHP-based poll, including database setup, vote processing, and displaying the poll. They include all of the code and markup you'll need ready for cut & paste - the SQL for the database backend (they chose SQLite), the HTML for the question and answer sides and the CSS to style them both. No javascript is needed to make the example work. There's even some process flows to help you understand the paths the application can take.
SitePoint.com: OAuth for PHP Twitter Apps, Part I
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 10:53:45 -0500
On the SitePoint blogs today there's a new tutorial posted, the first part of a series, from Raj Deut about making the move away from the basic authorization for connecting to the Twitter API and towards their new OAuth method for Twitter Apps. As of August 31, Twitter's HTTP Basic Authenticated API service has been disabled entirely. Now, any interface with the API will be required to use a token-based authentication method known an OAuth. [...] At first glance, the task of implementing OAuth can appear daunting, and OAuth's token exchange system can be confusing if you're unfamiliar with it. Fortunately, there are some rather clever individuals who've done the groundwork for us. They show you how to register your application with Twitter and use the TwitterOAuth library to make a sample connection to their servers. They also show how to generate the tokens for the URL and the ones for accessing the site as a user. With tokens in hand, the script can then connect to the system and make a sample tweet (complete code included).
Brian Swan's Blog: Accessing OData for SQL Azure with AppFabric Access Control and PHP
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 13:42:15 -0500
Brian Swan has a new post to his blog today about consuming protected feeds of OData coming from SQL Azure in a PHP application. I did write a post a few weeks ago that described how to enable anonymous access to SQL Azure OData feeds (Consuming SQL Azure Data with the OData SDK for PHP), but I had a few things to learn about AppFabric access control before I felt comfortable writing about authenticated access to these feeds. He starts from the Azure side, creating a sample OData feed and adding permissions to only allow access to a specific (database) user for the feed. You'll use a set of data to connect to the feed - a username, a secret key, an issuer name and the OData endpoint address. Then, using the OData SDK he shows how to generate the needed classes with the automatic tool and use them to connect to the endpoint and retrieve data from the feed. He also includes a little snippet for those that might not want to use the SDK - an example using curl to connect and authorize the session.
Chris Tankersley's Blog: Getting Started with Reflection
Fri, 03 Sep 2010 14:12:13 -0500
Chris Tankersley has a new post to how blog looking at a powerful but sometimes seldom used feature of PHP - Reflection. His post introduces you to some of the basics you can use to have your code find out more about itself. Reflection is a metaprogramming construct that allows a program to look into itself and do a multitude of different things - gain meaning, watch execution, call code, or even provide feedback. [...] With PHP 5, PHP gained a robust reflection class that allows a developer to gain access to just about every aspect of an object and interact with it. The key is figuring out what is available, and then exploiting it to gain additional benefits. He gives examples from his project where it uses the ReflectionClass feature to pull in the values of a class including properties and methods in a class (a set of ReflectionMethods). Some code is provided to make the examples a bit more clear.
failed to allocate memory
Wed, 01 Sep 2010 20:57:30 UT
Hi there! I have an app, that sometimes shows the above message at monrel.log and production.log. The app is running at production mode. mongrel.log ** Writing PID file to log/mongrel.pid [FATAL] failed to allocate memory ** Daemonized, any open files are closed. Look at log/mongrel.pid and
RAILS WILL NOT REROUTE TO NEW PAGE>>>>
Wed, 01 Sep 2010 22:06:33 UT
running virtual rails on linux mint with rails 2.3.4 im having trouble redirecting routes so here is what ive done by following tutorials: i opened rails directory and created rails_test then i ran script/server to boot mongrel i opened another terminal and changed directory to rails_test i then ran script/generate controller site index about help
belongs_to_auto_completer > undefined method `reflect_on_association'
Wed, 01 Sep 2010 22:24:26 UT
hi, im using ModelAutoCompleterHelper ([link] … elper.html) and getting the error above. now its working when i do it direclty in the controller of that model. eg: books & author > running the code in the books controller/. where its not working is when i put it eg into a "search"
[Rails3] How to send Content-type HTTP header in all my html files generated by Rails3
Wed, 01 Sep 2010 23:02:40 UT
Hello, I wish to replicate this: <?php header('Content-type: text/html; charset=utf-8'); ?> with Rails 3 in each and every view I got. I guess I should look at application.html.erb to add something. Not only for avoiding this bug: [link] but also it makes sense to send the html files generated by my views
Webrat click_link does not handle links with a query string?
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:31:09 UT
New to webrat. Like it but the thing which I either don't understand is in an apparent inability to handle clicking links which have a query string. This seems to happen on anything with a query string. For example: With this command: click_link "SM SERVICING" This is the error I get: test_supplement_dialog_process (MeridianlinkSupplementTest):
counter column does not get updated
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 00:37:24 UT
Hi I have In user.rb has_many :properties ,:dependent => :destroy In property.rb belongs_to :user ,:counter_cache => true inside property migration add_column :users, :properties_count, :integer, :default => 0 for some reason the counter column does not get updated. I am using resful auth. I am not sure if it's causing the problem.
find created_at in local time
Thu, 02 Sep 2010 06:13:15 UT
Hello and thanks for taking the time to read this, last night I came across two problems from which the first one - I am sure - is easy to solve. But as I am a beginner I am unable to find the solution. As I learned through the night rails stores created_at dates in utc. Sure enough my local time zone is not utc :-)