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Chris on Dec 21st, 2009 in
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Part of the project I’m working on now uses jQuery AJAX methods to process certain requests. In particular, the first implementation of this was the simple submission of a form that saves some configuration options. These days who wants to see the ugly/old-style spinning loading icon when they click submit? I’d say that AJAX has more impact, seems more professional and is … well … cooler. ...
Gutted! Aptana Studio, the editor I use for PHP development, has released the latest version, 2.0, and removed support for native PHP editing at the same time. ...
Posted by
Chris on Sep 10th, 2009 in
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I’m undecided on how to go about posting updates that relate to posts I’ve already made so please bear with me until I work it out.
As with last time I wrote an updated post for the Digital Formula PHP File List System, a small project I’m using to ‘practice’ PHP, this post is basically a re-write of what was posted last time but with a few changes that relate to this specific...
Posted by
Chris on Sep 3rd, 2009 in
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This is a re-write of a post I made I recently about a PHP file list system I’ve been hacking about with. The original article, entitled PHP script to show images in directory with a bit of style, can be found by clicking the link you just went past. I’d *highly* recommend using the scripts and downloads referenced by this article, though. Please note that the content below is almost identical the...
Posted by
Chris on Aug 26th, 2009 in
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This article/page is now OBSOLETE. Please use the re-written version of this article, http://digitalformula.net/development/php-script-to-show-files-in-directory-with-a-bit-of-style-v0-3/, instead.
I’m selling a couple things on ebay at the moment. Unfortunately I don’t have a lot of choice because there isn’t really an alternative here in Australia that can compete. In NZ I would be using Trade...