Austin Smith wrote:
Further, I've long wanted to write a very simple set of flexible
helper functions for PHP newbies so they don't blow their brains out
with things like mysql_query("insert into blog_entries values(0,
"{$_POST['title']}", "{$_POST['body']}");
You know, provide simple active
Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2008 16:40:13 -0400 (EDT)
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [nyphp-talk] Embrace Dynamic PHP
To: talk@lists.nyphp.org
I've been coding in static languages for my day job for much of
the last year, but I'm still using PHP for my own projects. I'm
increasingly coming to ap
I've only played very little with the big CMS++ type systems like Drupal
and Joomla. Always seems to me that the learning curve is just too
steep and it's too easy to get backed into a corner which means spending
days doing it "right" or else you end up with some ugly hack.
I haven't played w
You know, I feel much the same way about the Zend components... reference
implementations of important patterns, for sure, which I've enjoyed using on
Big Important Projects but they hurt my head to use, what with the
Zend_Package_Class_Subclass naming, the zillion page manual...
Generally, though
I've been coding in static languages for my day job for much of the last
year, but I'm still using PHP for my own projects. I'm increasingly coming to
appreciate dynamic object construction, dynamic method calls and 'magic'
methods in PHP.
As much as I like symfony, it feels like an
When I was having problems this is what was suggested to me.
If you are trying to send through localhost, then PHP expects to be able to
connect to port 25 on localhost and talk SMTP to it to send the email.
If you are using your ISPs mail server to se
Hi Paul,
Thanks. We are on PHP 4.x and Windows 2003 server and looking through
the directories through FTP, there doesn't appear to be an existing
PHP.INI file...the tech support is directing my client in what settings
to configure in PHP.INI (Port 25 and STMP=localhost and so on)...I'm
assum
Hi Kristina
I was wrestling with this problem a few months ago, I remember having to do
some fiddling with the PHP.INI. Anyway the coding below works for WINDOWS
and PHP 5
Paul
- Original Message -
From: "Kristina Anderson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Thursday, April 24, 2008
Kristina Anderson wrote:
Hi everyone --
My current client's app is a PHP 4 site running on a Windows box (don't
ask...I have no idea why). I'm trying to use the mail() function and
the mail isn't cooperating.
[...]
Thanks for any help...
I got this to work once using IIS6 on WindowsXP P
Everyone -- thanks tons for your feedback so far. We are contacting
the host company today to get details on what our options are and I
will let you know what we find out!
--Kristina
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> > Forgot, I was using the mail.mysite.com and the IP address for same
> > with sim
At 1:07 PM -0700 4/23/08, Kristina Anderson wrote:
Unfortunately, there are few geniuses in HR :)
Surprise, surprise.
But to their defense, they have nothing else to go on but what can be
put to paper or provided by a test and therein lies the problem. They
are hired to judge, but don't have
At 12:38 PM -0700 4/23/08, Kristina Anderson wrote:
Mike -- 99.9% of the people posting on this list do have a university
degree, from what I have seen! A lot of them have MS or PhDs, even.
But, a 10- or 20-year old degree doesn't prove anything when it comes
to current technology. A certifica
So, everyone knows what I think of this thread and the one preceding
it regarding testing and such. I won't go there.
However, now that some specs have been laid as to what some employers
want and some ideas for the implementation, I challenge everyone (or
anyone interested) to put some numbers a
Just to give you another convention, I do:
1) tbl for tables, with the singular, like tblEmployee -- not really
necessary in SQL statements directly, but I use a class to generate SQL
statements, so in PHP function calls I can tell what's a table more easily
2) I capitalize field names with n
Now this roll up (redisplayed below) from Time Lieberman is excellent
and elegantly captures what a real PHP+ programmer would be. And in
reality and based on my own experience too, this skill set is exactly
what is most often needed and even silently tacitly expected when you
step into an advanced
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