Archive for July, 2010
PHP Comparison Operator
To test whether two variables are different, use any one of PHP’s many comparison operators. <php // define some variables $mean = 29; $median = 40; $mode = 29; // less-than operator // return true if left side is less [...]
Detecting the Data Type of a Variable
To find out what type a particular variable is,PHP offers the gettype() function, which accepts a variable or value as argument.The following example illustrates this: <?php // define variables $auth = true; $age = 27; $name = ‘Bobby’; $temp = [...]
Creating Table Prefix Using Zend Framework
Are you little confused configuring the table prefix in zf? Still I don’t why, why there is no default configuration on zend framework to set up the table prefix, if you have an idea please share with us. Ok, well [...]
Change Your WordPress Smilies With Very Pleasing Gifs Pack
You can replace the default WordPress smilies with this gifs pack and I would like to share it with you. To change the core smilies from wordpress, click the button below to download the zip file. Then overwrite – under [...]
Understanding Php Simple Data Types
Every language has different types of variables- and PHP has no shortage of choices.The language supports a wide variety of data types,including simple numeric characteristic,string and Boolean types,and more complex arrays and objects. Data Type Description Example Boolean The simplest [...]
Basic Unix “vi” Commands
Here is my commonly used commands using unix “vi” in general, it’s very useful especial when you’re creating and maintaining cron script on unix server. Command Description a Enters text input mode and appends text after the ECS Escape; leaves [...]
Zend Server Community Editon, Is Xampp Altenative?
Zend Server Community Edition(ZSCE) is one of the common useful tool uses by any zend developer. The following are the list features of ZSCE Native installation – Windows MSI, Debian deb, Red Hat yum installation Certified PHP Zend Framework – [...]
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