Monthly Archives: April 2009

Personally, I have not yet tried setting up a multi-lingual application. But I’m sure this post would come in handy for me in the future. The article uses Zend Studio for Eclipse and the author used Zend Server 4.0 beta. … Continue reading →

This is a repost from Hacker News. Click here for the source.

This post assumes that you have read about Zend_Rest_Server in the the Zend Framework manual and my previous posts regarding Zend_Rest: Here and here. My EmprestServer class would have something like this: <?php class EmprestServer { //more code here… public … Continue reading →

I constantly stalk the Zend guys when I am bored. Lol. And I found this new post on Bill Karwin’s blog. The slides can be found here.

I am stuck with my problem. I am not sure if it is the way I have things set up or it is something else.This works! $rest = new Zend_Rest_Client(’http://mysite.com/api/emp/method/getById/id/1124921/apikey/1234′); $result = $rest->get(); if($result->status()==’success’) { echo $result->emp_id() .’ ‘. $result->emp_shortname().’ … Continue reading →

A few days back I thought of implementing a RESTful web service. I did not have any idea on how to implement one. So I searched online and found this post. Based on astrumfutura’s post, I created my own “simplified” … Continue reading →

 jQuery is way ahead!!!

C.G. Brown left a comment on one of my posts. He pointed out Project Locker. Long-story short, I like it. It reminds me of Assembla a few years back. Aside from Subversion/Git, the best part is, the have Trac.

This is a re-post from this article. A few years back, I was looking for a way to embed PHP variables in a CSS file. Anyway, the author did it like this: <link href="style.php" rel="stylesheet" media="screen" /> And the CSS … Continue reading →

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