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Tag Archives: PHP
PHP Modeling (in Zend Framework)
I’ve been thinking a lot about Modeling in a MVC application, particularly in the Zend Framework. Obviously each application is different, and any Model is going to be fairly unique to your application. That’s why ZF doesn’t provide a base … Continue reading
Posted in Web Development, Zend Framework
Tagged design patterns, modeling, models, PHP, wishlist, Zend Framework
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E-Mail Address Obfuscator Class
A project I’m working on needs to output text that may have e-mail addresses in it to the Web. Because we don’t want people’s e-mail addresses exposed to spammers, I had to write an obfuscation class to make sure those … Continue reading
PHP CSS Sprite Generator
A couple of days ago Saul Rosenbaum asked for a little help with a PHP utility he was writing. I took a crack at it, and we ended up with a nice little class that generates CSS sprites from pairs … Continue reading
Tagged CSS, CSS Sprites, PHP
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