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In a Project i had to save serialized arrays in a MYSQL Database, when i used that i got a Error Message for no reason (Error at offset XX of XX bytes in...). I wrote this little functions to fix that issue. (I dont recommend to save serialized Arra...
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posted 16 years ago by FreaKzero
This snippet can be called in every controller, all you need to do is to specify the form name, the model name and the data.
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posted 16 years ago by stolkchris
If you need to add some content to your pages without having that content in your database you can use Wikipedia API. You can, for example, need to add automatically a simple description to a city name, or to a band name. Or you could need to add the...
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posted 16 years ago by ginoplusio
All code should ideally go into your theme\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'s template.php file. I\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\'ve used the default Garland theme here as an example.
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posted 16 years ago by hiddentao
A simple one liner that updates the Auth component's session variables when the user model is updated
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posted 16 years ago by robksawyer
Allows you to still view PHP parse errors, even if you don't have write access to your php.ini file. Since PHP pages are parsed before being executed, parse errors won't show up even if you turn on display_errors in the page you are checking.
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posted 16 years ago by Moridin
It's fun to read what I wrote ages ago. An ORM that was heavily influenced (or should I say misguided) by CakePHP, lol.
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posted 16 years ago by fredwu
Here's a little trick I started using when working with XAMPP for localhost and keeping things in tune with the live configuration variables such as username and passwords to mysql (or whatever you're writing for).
The example below figures your w...
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posted 16 years ago by jackkeller
Paste the code in a file named style.php. Don’t forget to include your css files . Once done, open your HTML document and import style.php as you’ll import a css stylesheet.
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posted 16 years ago by math89