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March 19th, 2008 by Rich Zygler
tags: PHP, Propel, Symfony, XML | No Comments »
Working on some projects in Symfony recently. I ran into a problem when I used the symfony admin generator to create a "backend" module for a table that has a foreign key relationship.
Symfony was looking for me to have a __toString() function in my model so it could create ...
July 17th, 2007 by Rich Zygler
tags: .NET, C#, Java, PHP, XML, XSL | No Comments »
I consider myself an Open Source Developer but I very rarely develop for the open source community. I create apps for businesses, where I work, and some side projects. I share code with those I work with obviously, but generally not with the PHP community as a whole. ...
August 18th, 2006 by Rich Zygler
tags: .NET, ASP.NET, C#, JSON, Visual Studio 2005, XML | 1 Comment »
I kept getting this on a page that did nothing but reference a code behind.
Validation(): Element 'html' occurs too few times.
This is because VS2005 is performing HTML validation by default. Yuk. You can turn this off by going to:
Tools --> Options --> Text Editor --> HTML --> Validation
Uncheck ...
August 16th, 2006 by Rich Zygler
tags: AJAX, JSON, JavaScript, MySQL, PHP, XML | 1 Comment »
I'm working on a project where I thought a little AJAX magic would help the user interface a bit, so I've been adding that functionality piece by piece. For this web site, we've previously standardized on using the ADODB PHP database abstraction library for all our queries.
The particular circumstances ...
July 25th, 2006 by Rich Zygler
tags: PHP, XML | 5 Comments »
PHP Architect has an article in their June 2006 issue about using XForms within PHP5. If you don’t know what XForms is/are, you’d better look into it. It’s basically a way to describe forms on your page and all the data validation rules entirely in XML. ...
July 22nd, 2006 by Rich Zygler
tags: PHP, XML, XSL | 1 Comment »
So I’ve been working on this pretty big migration project lately, from PHP4 / MySQL 4 to PHP5 / MySQL5. It’s even larger because we’re moving from a largely procedural code base to using objects with inheritance and a lot of composition.
So what’s all that have to do with ...
November 9th, 2005 by Rich Zygler
tags: MySQL, PHP, XML, XSL | 1 Comment »
For a personal project that I’m working on in PHP4, I’m using XSLT to display a bunch of pages. Most times, I don’t use the XSL transforms for the whole page, usually just tables of data that are returned from a query. The first thing that you need to ...
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