Events,Technology,Web Development
6 July 2008 View Comments
Date : 5 July 2008 Venue : The Apartment Restaurant, The Curve Damansara. Sponsored By Exabytes. More Photos… Speakers : – LiewCF, Pro Blogger – Rohan Thomas, Microsoft – Adrian, Neowave – Ikram, Freelancer Blog Posts – LawEddie.com – Ricky – Danny – Catzer – Liew CF
CakePHP,Open Source
22 July 2007 View Comments
Yesterday, The Mambo Foundation announced that they will use CakePHP for the next version of Mambo and at the same day I presented about CakePHP at PHP Meetup 3.0. You can download my slide here and the announcement is here.
CakePHP
11 July 2007 View Comments
In Cakephp 1.1, if you want to display an image with a link, you’ll need to do something like this: echo $html->link( $html->image(‘myimage.jpg’), ‘/controller/action’, array(), null, false ) You need to tell CakePHP not to escape the content with last false statement. In CakePHP 1.2 you could do : echo $html->link( $html->image(‘myimage.jpg’), ‘/controller/action’, array(‘escape’ => [...]
PHP Programming
7 July 2007 View Comments
As a PHP Developer, I think it’s time to move forward to PHP5. Today, I checked GoPHP5.org initiative: PHP developers cannot leverage PHP 5′s full potential without dropping support for PHP 4, but PHP 4 is still installed on a majority of shared web hosts and users would then be forced to switch to a [...]
Dojo
7 July 2007 View Comments
Dojo 0.9 Beta has been released. In Dojo 0.9 dojo.debug() is no longer your friend. They have ported Firebug. dojo.firebug() is a port of Firebug Lite. What this means is that if you are viewing your app on a browser without Firebug, not only will you not get runtime errors, but you’ll get a debugger… [...]
Dojo
7 July 2007 View Comments
Alex has updated the why dojo article. It’s a great article to read for everyone wanting to know what it does and why and also how it compares to the other popular toolkits/ajax framework. The why dojo article is here.
PHP Programming
5 July 2007 View Comments
A good rule to remember. MySQL are case sensitive only table and database identifiers and only on platforms with case-sensitive filenames (Linux/Unix). So, If you’re developing a system. Do remember. MySQL are case sensitive. An example: Bad Practice: select * from Project Good Practice: SELECT * FROM project Ref: Identifier Case Sensitive
PHP Programming,Security
7 June 2007 View Comments
Yesteday, I presented a full-day tutorial on SQL Injection & Session Hijacking In PHP Programming which seems to have been well received by those who attended. And today, I would like to present to you a new Inspekt Build available to be downloaded at Google Code. What is Inspekt? Inspekt acts as a sort of [...]