Category: php

Chris Shiflett delivered his tutorial armed with 80 printed workbooks that was apparently insufficient to meet the needs of the gathering at Salon F. As Chris claims, his workbook for the tutorial is likely the most complete source of PHP security information and best practices available. If you weren’t one of those lucky 80, then don’t panic – Chris has put up a 55 page PDF of the tutorial workbook that you can download from here. You can also read Chris Shiflett’s hit article “The Truth about Sessions” .

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nato dal progetto WACT, già trattato in diverse occasioni su questo blog, Limb è un cms che sta suscitando qualche interesse. La gestione delle pagine/sezioni è molto simile a quella di Typo3 o Midgard, quindi è possibile interagire con le pagine/sezioni di un sito direttamente senza passare da un pannello di controllo che spesso obbliga ad una preview od un rebuild del sito stesso. Questa funzionalità è chiamata JIP e così descritta dagli sviluppatori:

LIMB introduces JIP (just in place) managing feature. JIP edition allows dramatically decrease time of learning the CMS and simplify the administration routine

Anche la gestione delle template sfrutta a pieno le potenzialità di WACT, permettendo di scrivere con poche righe di codice template (xhtml valide) comprendenti non poche funzioni (if, for, include..).

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è uscito il nuovo php|architect di luglio in questo numero:

Webmapping with MapServer
Wondering how to give a “plus” to your application? How about spatially ena-bling your data? Webmapping—to deliver maps through the web—is easier than you would think. In this article, Rodrigo Becke Cabral discusses how to use MapScript, a PHP wrapper for the opensource MapServer technology that allows you to draw maps on demand and deploy them within your PHP application.

User Abandonment Tracking with PHP and DHTML
In this article, Darrell Brodgon discusses the technique of using PHP and JavaScript to cap-ture real-time information entered into a form for the purposes of user aban-donment tracking. He also shows you how to gain a solid understanding of the powerful way client-side DHTML can interact with server-side PHP.

Build Your Own Debugging Library
Debugging can be tough no matter what language you’re using. PHP offers some special difficulties of its own—but that doesn’t mean that, with a little creativity and a look at the PHP manual, you can’t build a complete debugging library that requires no external components. Michael Paul Baley shows you how in this great article!

Charted Data Mining with PHP and JpGraph
Data Mining transforms raw data into useful knowledge. Join author Jason Sweat as he shows you how to use PHP, and the JpGraph library, to generate several kinds of graphs—some of which are not part of the standard JpGraph capabilities—based on the PHP bug database as the raw data set.

Socket Interprocess Communication
PHP’s increasing capabilities allow us to stray away from pure web applications into such areas as Unix systems programming, and rich client-side applications. In this piece, Rick Morris delves into the uses for interprocess communication over sockets, with a look at the Unix-oriented way of programming (which will work equally well on Windows). As a way to show you how powerful PHP is in this field, Rick also combines a socket-driven messaging server with a real-time instant messaging solution written in XUL that is completely portable across multiple platforms without requiring any special compilers.

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trovato sul blog di Harry Fuecks:

Client Side PHP in Internet Explorer
While messing with PHP 5.0.0 figured it’s finally time to take at Wez Furlongs Activescript SAPI for PHP. Will the madness never end? ;)

In brief Microsoft provide a mechanism in Windows to “embed” scripting engines (e.g. PHP) and thereby allow execution of code in other languages. More information can be found at MSDN on Windows Script Interfaces.
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qualche articolo a riguardo di php 5.0:

• Zend in the clowns? (Op-Ed)
• Why PHP 5 Rocks! di Adam Trachtenberg
• PHP5, from start to release
• php 5 oop intro
• Backwards Compatibility in PHP5

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ZZ/OSS Installer is a PHP-based installation wizard for professional release management of modular PHP applications.

Benefits
* Advanced release management based on de facto standards.
* Shortened release cycles.
* Higher reusability of software components.
* Faster software deployment.

Features
* Runs on Windows and Linux
* Provides a Web GUI aka installation wizard look and feel.
* Allows definition of packages, applications, and distributions in XML.
* Can install httpPEAR packages.
* Automatic resolution of package dependencies.
* Ships with tools for easier development of applications and packages.
* Plugin framework for build routines (e.g. to set up or update a database from SQL dumps).
* Customization with CSS of layout for in-house products.
* Supports full, minimal or custom installation profiles.
* Can be used as installation or setup wizard.
* Installer can upgrade itself.
* Allows multiple, non-conflicting installations in single or shared hosts environments
* Sources are LGPL licensed for greater flexibility in usage

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