6 Different Ways to Debug a Phpnuke Problem Quickly
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
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
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.
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.
Zend DevZone have an interesting new tutorial on paging data using PEAR Pager package . In this tutorial, Vikram introduced the different paging features in the Pager package whatever the data is fixed arrays, retrieved from database, or XML files. The last sample shows how to search database with advanced paging options where you can switch pages and set Items per pages for results. Over the next few pages, I’m going to give you a quick run-down on the PEAR Pager class, together with a few examples of how you can integrate it with various Web applications while still looking calm and collected.
One of the great pear packages Services_Weather, it offer an easy access to weather services such GlobalWeather from CapeScience, Weather XML from EJSE (US only), a XOAP service from Weather.com and METAR/TAF from NOAA. This is already a great collection !! I used to print some weather reports in some special periods of the year, and it’s one of the annoying task that I was doing before but not anymore ! I decided to implement a weather printing report service and used PEAR Weatherdotcom class to communicate with the webservice more easily. The only problem that the package isn’t well documented, but here is how to proceed for weather forecast.