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Category Archives: PHP
Installing the oAuth pecl extension on Mac OS X with Zend Server Community Edition
I’m running Zend Server Community Edition on Mac OS X. I attempted to install the PECL oAuth extension by using the simple command: sudo pecl install oauth The installation went fine, but when I attempted to find pecl in my … Continue reading
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Zend Framework Update and Zend_Db Mocks
Recently I upgraded one of my projects from 1.6.1 to the latest in branch-1.8.x of the Zend Framework. This resulted in most of my 1200+ unit tests breaking for that project. After several hours of trying to figure out the … Continue reading
Protected: TouchNet uPay Problems
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Dojo Drag-n-Drop and Form Submission
While working on one of my consulting projects, I was having a difficult time finding documentation anywhere online on how to use the Dojo Drag-n-Drop (dojo.dnd) features with forms. I wasn’t too keen on making JSON calls or writing a … Continue reading
PHP, Meet Master Pages
This was an article I began writing several months ago. I didn’t want to abandon it, so I’m finishing it up now. It’s merely an informational and doesn’t contain a lot of depth. It’s meant for the introductory users. For … Continue reading
PHP Arrays in HTML
One of my friends who has used PHP in the past, but hasn’t touched it in a while, recently asked me what the best was to handle mass edits and deletions on a page. To understand more what he’s talking … Continue reading
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OpenLDAP, SSL, and PHP
It never ceases to amaze me how many outside dependencies there are for PHP. When trying to get a PHP application to connect to an LDAP server over SSL, you have to have the following: OpenLDAP (at least branch 2.x.x) … Continue reading
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SANS: Web Application Security Review
I’m here in Austin, TX today at the SANS: Web Application Security Workshop (I was also here yesterday, too). I hope to be able to provide an accurate review for this nearly worthless workshop that many of us from CIS … Continue reading
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Zend/PHP Conference 06 Wrapup
Okay, so now that I have a chance to blog about what I thought of the conference overall, I figured that I would do it and get it out of the way before I forget and/or run out of time … Continue reading
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PHPUnit Review
I attended a session today on PHPUnit, the PHP framework for testing your code. I felt as though this was a significant software solution that must be talked about, considering I’d never heard of it before. Before I begin though, … Continue reading
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