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I'm very excited to present you OOTemplate,
this is a template engine for php5, it use the django template's syntax.
OOTemplate's aims is to simplify the generation of html code in php,
ootemplate has been design to be flexible.
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I recently needed an fputcsv() with a couple of modifications (I needed fields quoted unconditionally, and more than one character in the delimiter field). I looked at a couple of versions from the man page comments, but they were buggy in one way or another, and PHP4-specific.
The function below is as close as I can get to fputcsv()’s behaviour. I’m throwing it out there in the hope that it w
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If you’ve used Twitter for long, you’re probably aware of their impressive API. Nearly any day-to-day task that you can perform on Twitter.com can be done programmatically via the API.
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Almost every Twitter user needs the ability of scheduling tweets. There may be a tweet that you need to send later or you may want to Tweet 7/24 but you must sleep as well :).
Although there are web based services which enable you to schedule tweeting, you may not want to give your Twitter password.
Here comes ScheduledTweets. It is a 100% free web application to schedule your tweets that y
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A PHP Captcha script is a way of determening whether the form on a website is actually filled in by a human rather than a computer program. As many websites offer better and better features, there’s more potential for those features to be exploited and as such, programs are used to attempt to automatically fill in registration and comment forms on a website to access them. Captcha’s have become t
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Sometimes we want to extract the HTML content of the remote website page, this technique is called as HTML scrapper. This article will discuss on how we can extract the HTML content of the remote webpage.
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RSS feeds are practically a requirement now days for websites. If you have any sort of news, tutorials, articles that are updated regularly, an RSS feed is a must have. We are going to show you how to create a dynamic RSS feed to updates automatically when you have added something to your website.
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Rich Internet Applications is the new buzz-phrase for Web 2.0, and a key component of the substance behind Web 2.0 is Adobe Flash. Learn how to integrate Flash movies into your application and generate Flash movies dynamically using the Ming library.
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This is PHP function split_url_fuction() writter for twitter like application that i am developing, useful to split URL from the updated sentence(posted message), then URL changing like tinyurl and link to the resource.
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Holding the title of "number one", PHP is the most popular language among developers. Even still, many prefer different languages. Yours truly, for example, is most comfortable when working in the ASP.NET environment. However, because of the enormous success of Wordpress, more and more developers have decided to expand their horizons and learn yet another language.
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First here’s a bit better explanation of the title - How to control your dynamic output (posts, navigation, feeds…) with simple use of PHP, of course this can be used where ever you have automatically created content, but since we develop themes here, we’ll stick to WordPress!
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My first example of how to use AJAX with ExtJS has received some readers in a short amount of time. I suspect there are many programmers out there still working to get an understanding of how to use AJAX with a scripted language, such as ASP or PHP. If you already know how to write an application using one of these languages that can post data from a form and save it to a database, then you are h
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To support worldwide languages, you need to use UTF-8 encoding for your web pages, emails and application, rather than ISO 8859-1 or another common western encoding, since these don't support characters used in languages such as Japanese and Chinese.
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T9, which stands for Text on 9 keys, is a patented[1] predictive text technology for mobile phones, originally developed by Tegic Communications, now part of Nuance Communications[2]. Read more on Wikipedia
This is usually used in mobile phones for predictive alphabet input. Each key have associated letters, such as 2 for ABC, 3 for DEF, and so on… This function allow you to search combination
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