Developing PHP Applications

Just simply add this code to the top of your config.inc.php file.

<?
ini_set('memory_limit', '32M');
ini_set('upload_max_filesize', '20M');
ini_set('post_max_size', '20M');
ini_set('max_execution_time', '1800');
ini_set('max_input_time', '1800');

// … rest of the config.inc.php …//

?>

This is much more helpful if you don’t have access to ‘.htaccess’ file.

Here’s my javascript function that fetch URL parameters (kinda PHP’s $_GET emulator).

function URL_param(param){
    // this condition suppress error
    if(location.href.match(param+'=')) return location.href.toString().split(param+'=')[1].split(’&’)[0];
}

eg.

URL:

http://www.zhannar.com/?param1=value1&param2=value2

JS script:

alert(URL_param('param2'));

returns:

value2

Simple.

Another great article for Zend Framework. It is all about ‘Login’ and ‘Authentication’ using this framework.

Link: Login and Authentication with Zend Framework

Have fun reading. This seems to be very helpful article.

This is a simple function to eliminate those unwanted strings coming from the user’s input. In this way, we can reduce those spammers using your Contact Form as their gateway to spam.

A friend of mine has setup his new tutorial blog.

Photoshop, CSS and ASP.NET Tutorials

Yeah I know that it’s been a while since my last post about this series. But don’t worry, here it is.

This is the last part of my WAMP setup series

In this part we finalize our WAMP Server (configurations and settings).

1. Create a folder named “php” under “C:/server/apache/modules” directory.

2. Extract your PHP zip file here and copy this highlighted files.

3. And paste it under “C:/WINDOWS/system32″

4. Copy the distributed php.ini file

5. And put it under “C:\server\apache\conf” directory (where your apache’s httpd.conf reside).

6. Create a temporary folder under your server directory (is this case, “C:/server/”). This will be use in your “session.save_path” setting.

7. Start editing your php.in file set your “extension_dir” to “C:/server/apache/modules/php/ext” and load most commonly used extensions. Also set session.save_path here.

8. Now, Start editing your apache’s httpd.conf file. Here, set your DirectoryIndex, DocumentRoot (where your public files are located.). Also change your directory path “<Directory … >” same as your DocumentRoot’s value.

Load the PHP as module in your apache server:

LoadModule php5_module “C:/server/apache/modules/php/php5apache2_2.dll”

Then add the filetype of the php. (you can also add .php5 and .php3 if you want to)

AddType application/x-httpd-php .php

And lastly, locate your php.ini, the one that you have edit.

PHPIniDir “C:/server/apache/conf”

…and that’s all. Happy PHPing!!!

Download this files first: (http://aspell.net/)

Aspell installer: Aspell-0-50-3-3-Setup.exe

Precompiled dictionary (English): Aspell-en-0.50-2-3_2.exe

Install this files, then go to “C:\Program Files\Aspell\bin” copy the following files

- aspell-15.dll
- pspell-15.dll

Paste it under C:\windows\system32\

You can now enable the pspell extension through your php.ini file by uncommenting this line:

extension=php_pspell.dll

Check it through your phpinfo file.

sweeet… right?

Don’t have any idea how to create a simple tag cloud for your application?

Here’s a simple code snippet to start with:

PHP Tag Cloud Tutorial

It’s pretty much that simple.

If you are new to Code Igniter (sometimes it’s called CI) and eager to learn in a fast way, why not try to watch their video tutorial.

I use this Framework only when I develop an application to a PHP4 based server.

2007 is over, 2008 is coming…

Did you missed something in 2007? try this

HAPPY NEW YEAR TO ALL!!!