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Tag Archives: php
Javascript and PHP Size Based Styles
Javascript and PHP Size Based Styles So you want to support different screen resolutions do you? Well, it is possible too much difficulty by creating a multiplexer for CSS files. This solution I am speaking about involves creating several style … Continue reading
Posted in Javascript Development, php development, Web Development
Tagged javascript, page, php, sizes, styles
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MySQL Singleton Class to allow easy and clean access to common mysql commands
The MySQL Database class is implemented using the singleton design pattern. This design pattern allows for only one single instance of the object. This one instance can then be obtained through a static method. This provides a convenience in that … Continue reading
Database PHP Session Handling
Database PHP Session Handling As you should be aware the HTTP protocol, as used for serving web pages, is completely stateless. This means that after the server has received a request, processed it and sent a response, the process which … Continue reading
Posted in MYSQL, php development, Uncategorized
Tagged database, mysql, php, sessions
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Plesk RHEL 5.2 500 Error Virtualhosted Sites
Upon receiving a 500 error on multiple sites due to what appears to be an update to Plex followed by an update to RHEL5, we have found a way to track the issue early and resolve quickly. There is a … Continue reading
Posted in Server Development, Uncategorized
Tagged miva, php, plesk, redhat, rhel, server, suexec
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How to ZIP files with PHP
Most web servers these days run on a LAMP configuration (Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP). Because the Operating System is Linux, the default archival and compression utilities are TAR and GZIP resulting in files like “filename.tar.gz”. There is nothing wrong with … Continue reading
Restoring MySQL Dump with PHP
As web developers, we are usually tasked with deploying a project to a production server that we don&squo;t always have access to. And in most cases the projects require a database. The usual plan of action consists of running a … Continue reading
Posted in php development, Web Development
Tagged data recovery, migration, mysql, mysql dump, php
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Gzip Headers in Php Output
Gzip Headers in Php Output I have noticed wierd binary characters being generated after var_dump of ( $_POST, $HTTP_POST_VARS, and $_REQUEST ) when debugging CMS code. Before these characters there were empty array(0){} statements in the output.
