Jun
Trying out PHPmotion
I found this in my bookmarks too, I will try to use this later also…
Ang "Balitaktakan" ay usapin o diskusyon, kalimitan ay mainit o malalalim ang pinag-uusapan, na kung saan ang pagkakaiba ng matitinding opinyon ay napapahayag.
I found this in my bookmarks too, I will try to use this later also…
http://www.oooff.com/, just bookmarking this here.
I have downloaded some java games from http://www.xtremegamex.com/uk_productos.php, check out their simple but cool games. I’ve been playing from my LG KU250 cellphone, love the asteroid clone.
This reminds me, I wanted to make games when I was a kid (10-12 years old don’t really remember), maybe I’ll try making games using JAVA.
Good luck to me!
In case somebody out there is eager to learn how to do this, I’m sharing this guides.
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/jason_gilmore20080425.php3
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/jason_gilmore20080502_2.php3
So there it is, you may try right now how to make an AJAX-driven Shopping Cart with PHP and Prototype.
I just found this in my firefox bookmarks (I’m cleaning my bookmarks at the moment. I have this nasty and messy habit of dragging my surfed sites out in the bookmarks area and don’t check ‘em out later… or maybe forever)
Enjoy, what is Web 2.0… the web is evolving…
I found this microblogging from tweeter.com, tweetmygaming.com…
I’ll try to implement this in GamerPinoy.com later…
This error message occurs when a functional PHP script exceeds the default memory allocation which is only 8MB limit.
To manually allocate your required memory size include this at the top of your script.
ini_set(“memory_limit”, “12M”);
The 12M sets the limit to 12 mb, if this doesn’t work just increase the memory limit till it fits your scripts requirements.
You can also set the memory limit permanently for all PHP scripts by adding or editing the php.ini file.
memory_limit = 12M
However, don’t make this your “usual remedy” for your coding practice. This is not a substitue but I rather say to find out how much your scripts eats memory. Your scripts either poorly/badly written that is causing the memory needs. Don’t do this on a live server, I only suggest this doing in your localhost for debugging issues.
An article here in http://ago.tanfa.co.uk/css/examples/css-dropdown-menus.html where I found the technique. I haven’t actually use it (maybe later) however I have a similar style in which I used in my portfolio. It’s a on hover mouse image preview, I like doing this css techqniques as it appears to be faster than using other javascript framework like mootools or jquery.
I will keep you inform if I have implemented this.
There are two ways that I will discuss this topic, first by means of HTTP-EQUIV Refresh and by means of Javascript.
Redireting with HTTP-EQUIV Refresh
<META http-equiv=”refresh” content=”5; URL=http://www.balitaktakan.com”>
…the content=”5; … means that the timeout before redirecting the page will be in 5 seconds. Of course, the URL= will be the page/site or wherever you want to redirect the page.
Redirecting using Javascript
Other way to consider if it happened to be that the browser isn’t javascript enabled or might not respond to the HTTP_EQUIV tag, you can try this final approach.
<script type=”text/javascript”><!–
setTimeout(‘Redirect()’,4000);
function Redirect()
{
location.href = ‘../redirectedpage.htm’;
}
// –></script>
Other way to consider if it happened to be that the browser isn’t javascript enabled or might not respond to the HTTP_EQUIV tag, you can try this final approach.
<code>
<html>
<head>
<META NAME=”Robots” CONTENT=”NOINDEX”>
</head>
</code>
It’s been a long time now that it is possible to create PDF files from PHP, there is already a series of functions in PHP to do this. You can find the information on creating PDF documents read the following article from zend:
http://www.zend.com/zend/spotlight/creatingpdfmay1.php
If you need a ready to use PDF PHP Library, you can find it here:
http://sourceforge.net/projects/pc4p/
More resources on PHP Howto’s in alt-php-faq.org.