Archive for October 3rd, 2006

Job Posting: Financial Systems Engineer (Raleigh, NC)

PHP Developer - October 3rd, 2006
Company Spencer Reed Group, LLC
Location Raleigh, NC
Title Financial Systems Engineer
Summary Take us to the next step by helping with the evolution of our e-commerce and product fulfillment systems. This position will have a specific focus on the challenges associated with internationalization. Strong attention to detail is a must. Email Carrie Smith at carrie.smith@spencerreed.com for more information.
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Job Posting: Sr. Software Engineer (Raleigh, NC)

PHP Developer - October 3rd, 2006
Company Spencer Reed Group, LLC
Location Raleigh, NC
Title Sr. Software Engineer
Summary Software engineer needed to join the core team of engineers. Work on the design and implementation of cutting-edge web applications related to content authoring and management. Email Carrie Smith at carrie.smith@spencerreed.com for more information.
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Symfony Project: Larger compatibility (magic_quotes_gpc)

PHP Developer - October 3rd, 2006

According to this new post on the symfony blog today, a major event in the live of this popular application framework has just happened - magic_quotes_gpc set to “off” is no longer required.

It makes symfony easier to install and to run for the first time, and we hope it will leverage its adoption rate among PHP beginners. This modification is present in the trunk and in the latest alpha, and will be present in symfony 1.0 - the next stable release.

To “celebrate”, they’ve also released two new version of the framework - stable - 0.6.3 and alpha 0.9.2288).

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Lorenzo Alberton’s Blog: PEAR::Pager - Navigation with Pager and AJAX (or simple Javascript)

PHP Developer - October 3rd, 2006

Lorenzo Alberton is back today with another tutorial dealing with the PEAR::Pager class. This time, he focuses on using it with some simple Javascript and Ajax.

Not everyone has jumped on the (Ajax) bandwagon, though, and many libraries still exist without implementing this feature, so you’re faced with the dilemma: should I keep using that old library and give up my cool AJAX ideas, or should I implement my own version?

If you’re looking for a pager class with these requisites, I’m happy to reassure you about PEAR::Pager: it is AJAX-ready, and has been since a long time ago. 100% buzzword-compliance guaranteed!

He gives two examples of what he means - one just using the Pager package to create Javascript lists and divide them into paginated chunks and the other to work with an Ajax connection (via PEAR::HTML_AJAX) to grab the data and push it into a container DIV on the page.

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Creating a Login Script for a PHP/MySQL Blogging System

Dev Shed - October 3rd, 2006

In this three-part tutorial we are going to be creating an open blogging system. We are also going to provide scripts that will make it possible to switch to a closed blogging system. This article which is the first part will cover the creation of the login scripts for a closed system….

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