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Search without refreshing page using jQuery, Ajax and PHP.
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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This tutorial about how to display twitter like search results with jQuery and Ajax. When you click the search button the results will display on the same page. This is very interesting and simple.
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Playing with Zend_Navigation and routes
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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I wanted to set up routes in such way that when a user requests a page, all requests for non-existing controllers/modules are directed to a specific controller (not the error controller). In other words, if we have controllers IndexController, FooController and PageController, anything but http://example.com/index and http://example.com/foo is directed to the PageController.
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Adding Custom Panels to the CakePHP Status Plugin
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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There are two different ways to add a panel '" using requestAction or Ajax. The general rule is if the panel is pretty fast to load and content is static use requestAction. If the panel takes some time or you want to be able to interact with it then use Ajax. For example, the logs panel uses requestAction since it's pretty quick to grab the log entries and you really don't nee
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Enhancing a URL Handling Helper Class in PHP 5
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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Are you a PHP developer wishing to find an approachable guide that walks you through building different kinds of helper classes in PHP 5? Then look no further, because this group of articles may be the material that you really need.
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Why PHP Frameworks Matter
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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n a 1998 interview with Dr. Dobb’s Magazine, creator of the Perl programming language Larry Wall concluded his answer to the final question with a tip I’ve never forgotten, remarking, “Take a good look at what you want to do, and try to come up with the long-term lazy way, not the short-term lazy way.” [1] To paraphrase another Larry Wall-ism, in the programming world &ldq
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Posting to WordPress with PHP and XML-RPC
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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Recently, i’ve been working on a few projects that have required me to extend my programming reach in order to acheive things not normally encountered in your typical project. One of the things i’ve been required to accomplish with PHP lately is to post to WordPress automatically via an HTML form. On exploring the possible options I came across the XML-RPC and AtomPub remote publishin
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Creating a Validation Helper Class
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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Helper classes seem easy to build -- almost deceptively so. If you're building a helper class to assist with a crucial function, however, such as validation, the approach you need to take may seem a bit less straightforward. This fifth article in an eight-part series on building helper classes walks you through the process, complete with hands-on examples.
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Functional PHP 5.3 Part I - What are Anonymous Functions and Closures?
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tutorialmoz 152 days ago
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One of the most exciting features of PHP 5.3 is the first-class support for anonymous functions. You may have heard them referred to as closures or lambdas as well. There's a lot of meaning behind these terms so let's straighten it all out.
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