Archive for December, 2009

jQZoom Evolution, javascript image magnifier

  • December 29th, 2009
  • Posted in Jquery

Tweet Demo 1) Standard Zoom 2) Reverse Zoom 3) Zoom without lens 4) Custom positioning 5) Fade out effect while hiding 6) Fixed IE6- select box bug(for IE) Example 1 – Standard Zoom JAVASCRIPT (Mouseover the image.)  var options = { zoomWidth: 250, zoomHeight: 250 } $(".jqzoom").jqzoom(options); Example 2 – Reverse Zoom JAVASCRIPT (Mouseover the image.)  var [ READ MORE ]

18 jQuery scripts and tutorials to improve your portfolio

TweetOriginal Link – http://www.designer-daily.com For freelancing designers, the online portfolio is one the best ways to get some work. Every prospect will check it before hiring you for the job, so it must be good. JQuery can be a great tool to improve your portfolio, whether it’s for eye candy, usability or functionalities. In the [ READ MORE ]

Learning PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript: A Step-By-Step Guide to Creating Dynamic Websites

  • December 25th, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

Tweet ISBN13: 9780596157135 Condition: NEW Notes: Brand New from Publisher. No Remainder Mark. Product Description If you know HTML, this guide will have you building interactive websites quickly. You’ll learn how to create responsive, data-driven websites with PHP, MySQL, and JavaScript, regardless of whether you already know how to program. Discover how the powerful combination [ READ MORE ]

How to Get Started With Affiliate Marketing

TweetOnline affiliate marketing began as a natural outgrowth of the popularity of “linking” to other sites. To put it basically, online affiliate marketing is a time tested strategy for making money online. It it is a network of online partners who refer business to your website. It does not matter whether you have a website [ READ MORE ]

Performance Tuning Best Practices for MySQL

  • December 25th, 2009
  • Posted in MySQL

Tweet MYSQL STORED PROCEDURE PROGRAMMING – GUY HARRISON (PAPE US $33.63 End Date: Thursday Dec-31-2009 17:00:26 PST Buy It Now for only: US $33.63 Buy it now | Add to watch list HIGH PERFORMANCE MYSQL – BARON SCHWARTZ (PAPERBACK) NEW US $34.92 End Date: Thursday Dec-31-2009 17:34:21 PST Buy It Now for only: US $34.92 [ READ MORE ]

Three Important Tips to Write PHP Code Defensively

  • December 25th, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

TweetThe phenomenal growth of PHP applications has also led to a mushrooming of increased quantum of malicious activity. It thus becomes imperative that you write secure PHP code to protect your website. Here are some tips for the same. The three most vulnerable aspects of PHP that can become easily accessible to anyone are XSS [ READ MORE ]

window.onbeforeunload javascript code

TweetSome time you can come around a situation that you want to confirm your users about their action when they are navigating away from your page or want to close this page. This may be a scenario of useful data transaction or a online chat system or in case youe users are editing a document and need [ READ MORE ]

jQuery Ajax uploader plugin (with progress bar!)

  • December 23rd, 2009
  • Posted in Jquery

TweetDo your web applications ever involve letting the user upload a file? If so, how’s the end-user experience: do you show a nice progress bar during the upload, or do you just leave the user waiting for minutes, with no clue when (if ever) the upload will complete? Please show a progress bar, otherwise users [ READ MORE ]

10+ beautiful jQuery and Ajax photo gallery

Tweet10+ beautiful combination of jQuery and Ajax photo gallery . it’s give the rich quality to your web photo gallery . Here is 10+ beautiful jQuery and Ajax photo gallery for your web project. 3D Composite Image Engine 3D photo viewer images diaporama – mouseWheel (FF/IE) zoom – loading image infinite images zoom images slide [ READ MORE ]

jQuery – PHP & Ajax with the Twitter API

  • December 23rd, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

TweetSo for today’s blog post I am going to show you how you can use jQuery, PHP and a little ajax to connect up to the Twitter API and return results. I’ll cover off unauthenticated calls today to the search API, and follow up with the authenticated piece a little later, so watch out for [ READ MORE ]

List of Free and Open Source CMS – PHP

  • December 22nd, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

TweetList of CMS (Content Management System), free and open source, written in PHP or other languages. Click on the name to access the website. PHP and MySQL CMS Name Category Supported databases Comments Ariadne Portal Oracle, PostgreSQL Arti Velocity 3 Portal MySQL b2evolution Blog MySQL BlogCMS Blog MySQL Caravel CMS Portal OpenLDAP and PostgreSQL Chlorine [ READ MORE ]

Open-source PHP applications that changed the world

  • December 22nd, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

TweetFrom managing databases to shopping, writing blogs to sending emails. Ten years of passion, great software architectures, team work and revolutionary ideas. Here are the most influential open-source PHP applications to date: 1998 phpMyAdmin phpMyAdmin is a tool written in PHP intended to handle the administration of MySQL over the Web. Currently it can create [ READ MORE ]

Jump Start to Easy URLs in PHP

  • December 21st, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

Tweet You’ve probably seen those short and sweet URLs that “jump” or “go” somewhere. In my early days (last year) as a PHP coder, webmaster of a new PHP/mySQL-based site and e-zine editor, I noticed more and more of these jump urls. They got my attention because they seemed like an easy way to: Reduce [ READ MORE ]

PHP and OOP

Tweet PHP is mainly a procedural programming language. Procedural programming is so called because the program code gives a set of instructions (i.e. an algorithm) for processing a particular task or set of tasks. When programming in a procedural manner, the programmer usually breaks down the task/tasks in a top-down manner; this means the program [ READ MORE ]

Everything is an object

  • December 21st, 2009
  • Posted in MySQL . PHP

Tweet “We are all made of stars” sings Moby in one of his top-selling tracks, and how could I disagree with that?! If there are about 7,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 atoms in a 70kg human body, and if we would consider atoms as objects, is everything an object, even us? Trying to give an answer to this question [ READ MORE ]

What separates a professional PHP web developer from a scripter?

TweetI’ve just interviewed probably my 200th php/web candidate during the past three years that I’ve been involved with staffing. I’ve come up with some criteria that I look for to get a real “senior” level developer position filled. I’d say 98% of people don’t seem to meet even half the criteria. How many do you [ READ MORE ]

PHP You Don’t Need All That

  • December 21st, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

Tweet I’ve been writing PHP for a long time. I am not one of its dinosaurs, but I’ve been making it do my bidding since PHP 3. I have also seen a lot of trends come and go. As an example, PHP 4 was all the rage for optimizing with references. PHP 3 still had [ READ MORE ]

Search for photos using PHP and the flickr API

  • December 21st, 2009
  • Posted in PHP

TweetThis PHP tutorial will show how to create a simple PHP class to search the flickr site for some photos. To get the data we use the flickr API to run a simple search and return the results in a serialized array. We will be using the php function “file_get_contents” to receive data from flickr. [ READ MORE ]

Performance for Web Apps

Tweet When it comes to programming, there are two things that I enjoy doing the most: making things faster and improving security. The two sometimes come into conflict, because security often requires validation overhead, and performance often leads to cutting corners. Balancing the two is often loads of “fun.” That said, when it comes to [ READ MORE ]

Unmaintainable PHP

Tweet With the recent unemployment rates, everybody realizes that job security is important. The best way to keep a job is to be irreplaceable. If no one can maintain the code you write, you have a job for life. Writing unmaintainable code is a special skill that seems to come quite naturally to certain developers. [ READ MORE ]

AJAX Upload – Jquery

TweetBrowsers force us to use file inputs (<input type=”file” />) for uploads, which are impossible to style. Moreover, form-based uploads look obsolete in modern AJAX applications. We can use flash to solve this problem, but JavaScript works nice too. AJAX Upload allows you to easily upload multiple files without refreshing the page and use any [ READ MORE ]

Create a Sprited Navigation Menu Using CSS and MooTools

TweetCSS sprites are all the rage these days. And why shouldn’t be? They’re easy to implement, have great upside, and usually take little effort to create. Dave Shea wrote an epic CSS sprites navigation post titled CSS Sprites2 – It’s JavaScript Time. In his post he outlined a method for enhancing the CSS sprite menu [ READ MORE ]

Introduction to Ajax with jQuery

TweetjQuery is a wonderful library and one of it’s best features is how easy it makes working with Ajax. Here Jack will show you exactly how to use jQuery’s Ajax features. jQuery is one of the most popular javascript frameworks out there and for good reason. It has a plethora of features that make it [ READ MORE ]

More jQuery and General Javascript Tips to Improve Your Code

  • December 5th, 2009
  • Posted in Jquery

Tweet This post pick up on my previous post “jQuery and General Javascript Tips to Improve Your Code” and provides additional nice to know tips for jQuery developers. jQuery is popular for a reason and widely used by nearly everyone from huge companies to bloggers. Even though jQuery is so simple to use and get [ READ MORE ]

20+ Awesome jQuery Compilations of Plugins, Tutorials and Cheat Sheets

  • December 5th, 2009
  • Posted in Jquery

Tweet jQuery is not a new subject here on tripwire magazine but lets try something new. In this post I have listed some of the best “Mega Posts” I know showcasing hundreds of plugins just waiting for you to take advantage on them! Jump in and see if there’s something you can use – I [ READ MORE ]