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In this tutorial We will create realtime chart data update that reflect to price fluctuation. There are many solutions to do this, but now we will cover using a nice flash charting component called FusionCharts. FusionCharts comes with several edition, but now we will use the FusionCharts Free version. You can download it from http://www.fusioncharts.com/free/ . By the time of this writing, FusionCharts Free version is 2.2. The price fluctuation is visualized with a line type chart and data will be fetched from database every 5 seconds using Ajax call and then display the latest 5 (five) data to the chart without any page refresh. We assume you already familiar with deploying the FusionCharts Free and have experience using prototype.js, since we don’t explain every details of the tools we used in this article. Please refer to FusionCharts Free documentation about deploying the chart and prototype.js documentation about the usage of the library. Let’s do it 1. You have to download the FusionCharts Free version, extract it, and copy the chart FCF_Line.swf (from the Chart folder) to your web root folder
March 8th, 2010 | Posted in AJAX Tutorials, PHP and AJAX, Tutorial, Uncategorized, experience, php, prototype, solutions, tools | No Comments
Calling nuke coders i am putting together a list of tutorials to add to the tutorials module please contact gazJ to submit your tutorial on anyhting nuke related.
February 27th, 2010 | Posted in Tutorial, Uncategorized, tutorials | No Comments
WebGL is getting hot after being supported by modern browsers Firefox, Chrome and Safari. Now you can even create amazing apps with CopperLicht , a fast JavaScript 3D engine for creating games and 3d applications in the webbrowser. It uses the WebGL canvas supported by modern browsers and is able to render hardware accelerated 3d graphics without any plugins. Key features : 3D World editor: CopperLicht comes with a full 3D world editor named CopperCube. Many supported 3D file formats: .3ds, .obj, .x, .lwo, .b3d, .csm, .dae, .dmf, .oct, .irrmesh, .ms3d, .my3D, .mesh, .lmts, .bsp, .md2, .stl. and more, see below. Incredibly fast: CopperLicht is highly optimized and able to render and animate even huge 3d scenes. Simple API: CopperLicht is a SceneGraph based 3D engine, and a lot of examples and tutorials are available to show you how it works. Binary compilation: Unlike other WebGL 3D Engines, CopperLicht compiles your 3D meshes into a small, binary file which downloads quickly, reducing bandwith usage for your users.
February 6th, 2010 | Posted in Implementations, Tutorial, Uncategorized, downloads, games, javascript, php, tutorials | No Comments
Zend Technologies have just announced version 1.1 of Zend Framework including support for Microsoft Windows Azure cloud services and the Deutsche Telekom Developer Garden platform. The new release also provides documentation and tutorial enhancements. Microsoft Interoperability team noted on their blog : With the new Zend Framework 1.10, by simply using the new Zend_Service_WindowsAzure component, developers can easily call Windows Azure APIs from their PHP applications and leverage the storage services, including Blob Storage, Table Storage and Queue Service, offering them a way to accelerate web application development and scale up on demand. …
January 30th, 2010 | Posted in Development tools, General, Tutorial, Uncategorized, enterprise, microsoft, php | No Comments
The 4images Gallery Installation (integration) Tutorial is now updated for all PHP-Nuke Versions (6.5 – 8.1), CiroxX and RavenNuke 2.4.00 . You can download the new Installation-Tutorial at CyberTipps (registration required). The 4images Gallery is one of the safest Gallery-Systems with many features. The plans for the next year are new free templates and modifications.
December 25th, 2009 | Posted in Tutorial, Uncategorized, php, tutorials | No Comments
Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development is a new book from Packt , which will help users design, develop, and deploy feature-rich PHP web applications using Zend. Written by Keith Pope , this book is an example-driven tutorial that takes readers through the process of building Model-View-Controller-based web applications. It will allow them to create a real-life storefront application from design to deployment and explore all the major aspects of the Zend Framework.
December 23rd, 2009 | Posted in Tutorial, Uncategorized, php | No Comments
When we first created the clan database on Clan Themes I asked Dread to make a video tutorial with step-by-step instructions to submit a clan. This was the result of some very hard work and has saved the CT staff countless hours of support.
October 26th, 2009 | Posted in Tutorial, Uncategorized, downloads, php | No Comments
I have written a short tutorial on Phpnuke Downloads to help phpnuke users with debugging problems when installing blocks, modules, themes, and forum mods. 6 Ways to Debug a Phpnuke Problem Quickly
October 12th, 2009 | Posted in Tutorial, Uncategorized, modules, php, tutorials | No Comments
Last night I installed a Pear channel on my Aspire One so thought about sharing the installation process with you. You might have a look at Greg Beaver’s howto , three years old but it’s the official installation, add it to your bookmarks anyway. First if you don’t have a LAMP already run sudo tasksel install lamp-server Then follow the installation process, which documented here . Then we need to install PEAR iself : sudo apt-get install php-pear You can make sure that pear is correctly installed by running: pear -V I recommend you to use ubuntu pear package instead of downloading go-pear.phar and install it manually.
July 13th, 2009 | Posted in Community, Pear, Tutorial, Uncategorized, php | No Comments
Justin Laing have written a good tutorial on scraping links from any website using PHP . Very useful if you look forward making a link analyzer tool. The tutorial uses CURL and DOMXPath to retrieve data and extract links. However you can also use it to retrieve more informations about the same link such the “alt” and “target” attributes. $url = $href-> getAttribute(‘href’); $alt = $href-> getAttribute(‘alt’); $target = $href-> getAttribute(‘target’); Then you can change your tables accordingly to store these new informations.
August 12th, 2007 | Posted in SEO Tutorials, Tutorial, Uncategorized, php | No Comments