Facebook to kill IE6 support for Chat on IE9 beta day
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, 6 days ago facebook ie6 news
Facebook has announced that it will soon end Internet Explorer 6 support for Facebook Chat. The kill date is September 15—the same day Microsoft plans to release the first IE9 beta. Today's announcement comes just a week after Microsoft launched a beta version of Windows Live Messenger that integrates with Facebook Chat.
1 comment save reportHidden Images in Email to Confirm Receipt
in PHP added by codysnider, 1 week ago analytics email tracking htaccess
It’s a little rude to ask someone to confirm they read an email, isn’t it? Well, there’s a way to get a confirmation without them knowing it using PHP and htaccess.
1 comment save reportZend_Config, a powerful tool!
in PHP added by zftuts, 2 weeks ago php5 zend framework
In this tutorial I’ll only tell about the Zend_Config_Ini, for sure you can implement this with some changes to the Zend_Config_Xml. I choose for the Ini is that is t a little bit more readable and because I always use the Ini, lol.
comment save reportMigrating a Legacy Forum to vBulletin 4.0.3
in PHP added by prodevtips, on 22/7/2010 advanced tutorials content management mysql php5
How to switch from a legacy forum to vBulletin, and customizing vBulletin.
3 comments save reportCreate Your First Application With Ext4Yii
in PHP added by gevik, on 13/7/2010 Ext4Yii ExtJS Yii
The Ext4Yii Framework brings the power of ExtJS and the Yii Frameworks together. This tutorial is first of Ext4Yii tutorial series.
2 comments save report10 Signs of Crappy PHP Software
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 4/7/2010 beginner tutorials
Like it or not, as a professional developer, sooner or later you are going to do some customising (if you are lucky, "extending") of existing software.
comment save reportMonte Carlo Simulations
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 2/7/2010 advanced tutorials modelling monte-carlo
Monte Carlo simulations are a handy tool for looking at situations that have some aspect of uncertainty, by modelling them with a pseudo-random element and conducting a large number of trials. There isn’t a hard and fast Monte Carlo algorithm, but the process generally goes: start with a situation you wish to model, write a program to describe it that includes a random input, run that program many times, and look at the results.
comment save reportCRUD using jQuery and Codeigniter - Part 1
in PHP added by iFadey, on 29/6/2010 AJAX codeigniter crud jquery jqueryui tabs templating
In this tutorial you will learn: 1. How to use jQuery with Codeigniter. 2. How to send Ajax request to perform READ operation. 3. How to use jQuery UI tabs widget. 4. How to use Microsoft’s jQuery templating plugin.
1 comment save reportCRUD using jQuery and Codeigniter - Part 2
in PHP added by iFadey, on 29/6/2010 AJAX codeigniter crud jquery jqueryui
In Part 2, you will learn: 1. Displaying Ajax loader animation when an Ajax call is made. 2. How to inject Update/Delete link in each record using jQuery. 3. How to use jQueryUI dialog widget. 4. How to send Ajax request to perform DELETE operation. 5. How and when to use jQuery’s delegate method to bind events.
comment save reportHow to Display Facebook Fan Count in Text
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 19/6/2010 beginner tutorials facebook php5
Adding a Facebook Like Button on your website or blog is perhaps one of the easiest and most effective way to get more fans and earn more likes. If you have hundreds, thousand or perhaps tens of thousand of fans, it might be a good idea to publish a fan count. Fan count displays in numeric text total fans your Facebook page has, or rather, how many have liked your page.
comment save reportProcess Forking with PHP
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 16/6/2010 advanced tutorials daemon linux php5
Unix supports the process of forking which allows a parent process to spawn a subprocess and continue running both processes concurrently. It is possible to do this in PHP using the PHP Process Control Functions. Note that you should never attempt to use these process control forking functions when using a webserver; you should only fork applications when using the PHP command line client.
comment save reportHow to use curl_multi() without blocking
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 15/6/2010 advanced tutorials curl
curl_multi is a great way to process multiple HTTP requests in parallel in PHP. curl_multi is particularly handy when working with large data sets (like fetching thousands of RSS feeds at one time). Unfortunately there is very little documentation on the best way to implement curl_multi. As a result, most of the examples around the web are either inefficient or fail entirely when asked to handle more than a few hundred requests.
comment save reportIntegrating WordPress with Your Website
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 15/6/2010 beginner tutorials wordpress
By nature, WordPress is very powerful. It can be as complex or as simple as you wish. With that in mind, how much you want to use WordPress with your existing website is totally up to you. There may be only a few features of WordPress you want to use when integrating it with your site, or you may want your entire site run with WordPress.
comment save reportHow to Authenticate Users With Facebook Connect
in PHP added by goodphptutorials, on 13/6/2010 advanced tutorials facebook php5
Lately, there’s been quite a fuzz about lazy registration. It turns out that the less the user has to think, the higher the conversion rates are! What a thought! If everybody seems to have a Facebook profile, why not add a one-click user registration? I’ll show you how to do that today.
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