Please make sure you’ve followed my first PHP Class Tutorial before starting this one, as it follows on using the previous example. This tutorial will explain what $this-> is all about, and how to further your PHP class knowledge!
That’s right! I have a simple MySQL class file that you can use in your PHP projects. I’ve been using it for years, and it’s never let me down!
You can grab it on my Github: http://github.com/a1phanumeric/PHP-MySQL-Class.
It’s relatively easy to make URL safe strings for use by mod_rewrite. Let’s use the example that you have a form that adds a new blog post to your site. When the user submits this form, you want to generate a URL safe string (based on the title of the blog post) for mod_rewrite to use. This little snippet will show you how this can be achieved in one line of code in PHP.
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Top iPhone Games is a new site I’ve just released which shows you the top iPhone / iPad / iPod games based on data aggregated from across the internet – so it’s unbiased!
Visit Top iPhone Games now and let me know your feedback!
I have to say, I haven’t tested this on anything other than an iPhone 3G S, but hey I couldn’t find anything out there for this, so here you go!
This is a list of key presses on (what seems like a very simple implementation of) the headphone control for the iPod. This list will show you how you can play, pause, skip forward, skip backward and even fast-forward / rewind your songs on your iPhone / iPod with just the headphone controls.
That is all!
Have you ever had a problem where you get a HTTP 403 error from submitting a form?
Does this form have a field that submits a URL?
If yes to the above two questions, I think I know the problem you’re having, and have a solution. It’s to do with mod_security (an Apache module) and the ‘http://’ part of the URL.
This is a simple to use script that can be called at anytime to insert a date picker into your form.
Functions Inc. is a new site I’ve started for all you guys to add your code snippets to. It’s an online code snippet repository where you can add your useful snippets, as well as view others. You can keep your snippets private, just using the site as an online code library, or choose to share them with others.
Why not head over there now and check it out. It’s free!
I don’t know about you, but I always work hard on my form validation (and would never use just JUST JavaScript to validate input locally). It puts a smile on my face when a form is technically valid, yet won’t submit:
