Category: PHP Frameworks

European characters like è é å ñ ü ,à, è, ì, ò, ù – À, È, Ì, Ò, Ù, ™, © ,• , ∑, α, β, «, » do not get inserted correctly in MySQL by default. To fix it,

Suppose we want to have columns created_date and last_modified_time with default timestamp in any table in MySQL/Phpmyadmin. Let us take an example of Students table. Create table Students using following query : CREATE TABLE students( id INT AUTO_INCREMENT PRIMARY KEY

To implement Internationalization, CakePHP will pick all your strings which start with “__(“ double underscore ) and generate a default file for you. For Example: one of the strings defined in our project is as below: echo __ ( ‘ Gift

We can’t use special characters like >,<,”,’ etc directly in code because browser mixes these characters with HTML tags and gets confused. So we can use HTML entities if we want to use special characters in our code. Below are

Suppose you have a Javascript array and want to send it to the server side on page submit then you can use this method. Suppose we have a Javascript array with 3 elements: var test = [“test1”, “test2”, “test3”]; Now

Most of the times when we get memory exhausted error, we normally think that the memory allocated for php program execution in php.ini file is not sufficient and raise this limit to try to fix the error. However, code inefficiency

Following is the code to add Combobox in editable data grid: Index.html: <table id=”dg” title=” Combobox in editable datagrid ” style=”width:100%;height:700px” toolbar=”#toolbar” pagination=”true” rownumbers=”true” fitColumns=”false” singleSelect=”true” autoSave=”true” data-options=”pageSize:50″> <thead> <tr> <th field=”Item_number”width=”100″ editor=”{ Type:’combobox’, Options:{url:’get_itemname.php’, valueField:’itemno’, textField:’itemname’ }}”>Item Name</th> <th

In order to add text over an image, following PHP code can be used. Read the comments to understand purpose of code statements: <?php header (“Content-type: image/jpeg”); //setting the content type //variable containing the string to be written on the

Have a look at this folder structure: Test Folder1 Abc.php Folder2 Qwerty.php Now in Abc.php file, try to include Qwerty.php using the following code: Abc.php include(‘../Folder2/Qwerty.php’) It will give this error: Fatal error: Failed opening required ‘../Folder2/Qwerty.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/local/lib/php’) in /Test/Folder1/Abc.php