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PHP Documentation Generators
Posted by Robert on the 15th of February, 2007 at 2:31 AM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Document Generators, Geek, PHP, PHPDocumentor
I've been looking at documentation generators recently. Specifically, I'm playing with a new website that I want to do Right. Here are some notes for anyone looking at PHP documentation generators.
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Wikka Wiki Bread Crumbs
Posted by Robert on the 10th of November, 2006 at 3:20 PM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Geek, PHP, Wiki
Dan decided he wanted to set up a wiki to build content. I wasn't involved in the process, but I got the job of making a bread crumbs script for the site.
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Cross Site Scripting With Ajax And PHP
Posted by Robert on the 7th of January, 2006 at 5:26 AM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Ajax, Geek, JavaScript, PHP, Web Design
Recently I had the challenge of writing a file browser for our content server at work. The gist was that we'd store our content includes, image, javascript, and css files on a different server than our live HTML. Without getting into the guts of the system, a template would be created and the guts (images, JS, CSS, content, and form) would be stuck into the template when it was written
to the live server. I won't debate the practicality at this point, as it has it's merits and defects. The point is we have a content server.
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Park Day
Posted by Robert on the 1st of October, 2005 at 10:37 PM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Drinking, Geek, Personal, PHP
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Mildly Productive Weekend
Posted by Robert on the 28th of August, 2005 at 3:40 PM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Drinking, Personal, PHP, Vodka, Web Design
I was actually mildly productive this weekend.
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mod_rewrite example
Posted by Robert on the 27th of June, 2005 at 12:16 AM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Apache, mod_rewrite, PHP, Random, Web Design
At work, we started using a redirect method with mod_rewrite that allowed us to send all file requests to a file called _process_me.php. This gave us tons of flexibility, allowing us to even make pages on the fly. If you can't imagine why anyone would do this, imagine serving a page that doesn't exist, assembled completely on the fly, without the user knowing. If you don't get it yet, press ALT+F4 or COMMAND-Q right now for more information.
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Web Site Crawler And Slowness
Posted by Robert on the 25th of January, 2005 at 12:36 AM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Geek, PHP
I'm working on a web site crawler in PHP. Yeah, yeah, yeah. I already kinda wrote one. This one is better. The first was meant to only index my site and maybe a few others. I'm going to attempt to make this one a lot cooler. I've already got some path checking stuff so it crawls properly. This one uses fsockopen instead of fopen, as well. That way I can make HTTP custom headers. The crawler will download the site (archive to disk), validate certain types, or index it (which should eventually "figure out" what the page is about).
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Weekend Updates
Posted by Robert on the 3rd of January, 2005 at 2:49 AM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Birthday, PHP, Robertdot
I got a couple things done on the site this weekend while I wasn't partying my ass off somewhere.
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Slow Day
Posted by Robert on the 4th of December, 2004 at 6:00 PM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: PHP, TV
I spent the day watching TV. And doing a little work. I decided to write an error reporting system. I was just using die. But it only alerts the user. So, I wrote a "replacement". Instead of just alerting the user of the error and stopping, it also sends me an e-mail with a bunch of info to help me debug. That's good.
CD Updates, etc.
Posted by Robert on the 4th of August, 2004 at 6:26 PM GMT0. Permalink.Tags: Graphic Design, PHP, Reflect, Robertdot
Well, the CD with the CD cover images is supposed to get picked up tonight around 8:00 PM. I'm not sure when it goes to print, but I'll let you guys know.
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