PHP
Posts related to the PHP programming language
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FlightPHP and Backbonejs work well together inherently by design. Even though the two frameworks are written in two different languages and are designed for different tiers in your enterprise application development design, its hard to ignore the ease of integrating the two.. Most Backbone examples you see posted on the Internet involves node.js on the…
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FlightPHP is a micro-framework I’ve been tinkering around with lately. Written by Mike Cao, Flight is a small framework of eleven files that offers an elegant solution to routing and JSON API development in PHP. Installation is simple and Flights’ only requirement is having PHP 5.3 or higher on your host. FlightPHP is released under the…
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If you use the TinyMCE Image Manager and CodeIgniter together, this class can save you a bit of work. “This package can handle TinyMCE Image Manager image uploads using CodeIgniter. It is a port of the TinyMCE image manager plugin to integrate it with CodeIgniter framework. This class was originally written by Andrey Antonov. -Pablo…
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This PHP helper will provide a site with a digital footprint on the Windows 7 taskbar by enabling the pinned sites feature with static and javascript jumplists when a page is pinned. The advanced and dynamic features of pinned sites cannot be provided with a simple helper such as this one. All this helper does…
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These two settings inside the index.php file should be changed to random strings. The folder names should also be changed to match as well. You may be wondering to yourself: “why does it matter?”. It matters when you DO NOT want your application fingerprinted as a codeigniter application by a hacker. One of the first…
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Rerouting in CodeIgniter is really simple if you already know how paths work in the framework. You have a controller that is used as the route redirect target. In other words, it picks up the redirected path as its own. Everything other than that is simple CodeIgniter coding. The path can be as many variables…