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Category Archives: Web Development
Top WordPress Actions/Filters
Today I downloaded just about every WordPress plugin that exists (or the top 8,000+, at least) and parsed out the actions and filters that each plugin hooks into. I’m going to be looking at that data to help determine the … Continue reading
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Zend Debugger Safari Toolbar
Update: It turns out Safari is more problematic than Firefox, so I’ve switched back. I have no plans to finish this project. Feel free to fork it on GitHub. When Safari 5 came out I decided to make the switch. … Continue reading
Better Zend Framework Documentation
If you’ve every tried to navigate the Zend Framework documentation’s longer pages you’ve probably looked everywhere for a table of contents. Sure, there’s a TOC for the major sections of the component, but if you’re looking for a specific part … Continue reading
Automatic Virtual Hosts w/ Proxy Auto-Config
I often tell my co-workers that if they’re doing the same basic thing over and over again, to let me know, because there’s probably a way to automate it. That’s why whenever I used to start a new web development … Continue reading
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Review: Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development
At the beginning of February PACKT Publishing sent me a copy of Zend Framework 1.8 Web Application Development by Keith Pope and asked me to post a review. Unfortunately a bunch of stuff came up, so it wasn’t until this … Continue reading
Zend Framework Bash Completion Script
If you use the Zend Framework CLI interface much you probably find yourself expecting tab-completion to work. Well, with this bash completion script it will. Just add the following line to your .bashrc or .bash_profile: source path/to/zf.bash Next time you … Continue reading
Namespacing ACL resources & Galahad_Acl
In most of my applications I like to handle authorization (querying the ACL) in one (or more) of three ways: Authorize access to a model’s method Authorize access to a controller action Authorize access to an arbitrary “permission” In general … Continue reading
Zend Framework URI validator & filter
For the last couple of months I’ve been incorporating portions of applications I’m working on into my Galahad Framework Extension project. Right now it’s not at a point where I’d feel comfortable promoting it (you can check out the project … Continue reading
More PHP Modeling (w/ video demo)
[Updated with follow-up video] About a month ago I posted some ideas about PHP modeling in the Zend Framework and requested feedback. After a month of on-and-off discussions through this website and #zftalk I decided to sit down and implement … Continue reading
Crazy idea…
I’ve been toying with the idea of using my cache as a data store for a project where the data doesn’t need to be updated very often. Basically, I’d write out plain XHTML documents and then parse the data using … Continue reading
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