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IBM (IBM) and the rest of the tech industry might have a better year than most onlookers expected. IBM&#39;s third-quarter earnings, released after US markets closed Monday, rose 15% from
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Stoyan Stefanov posts about some handy PHP development tools that he's added to his TextPad software and wanted to share with the community.   There's four tools in the list (links off of his Tools menu):   PHP lint (a.k.a. syntax check) PHP help PHP Manual JS Lint   On ones like the PHP manual, it's really a link to a browser that opens the right page on the PHP.net website.
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On PHPied.com, there's a new post about some updates that have been made to the HiLiteMe.com site work even more features to make it more flexible.   Following from here, I'm proud to announce an update to HiLiteMe.com with two custom renderers for Text_Highlighter.   The additions are an option to make the output in a BB Code format (easier for forum pasting) and some simple HTML code integration to make the results more portable. There are also enhancements to the CSS that keep you from having to View Source each time to get the results and a setting letting you specify the tab size. You can test it out here.
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As pointed out by the Zend Developer Zone and several other blogs/community sites lately, the latest version of the HTML filter HTML Purifier has been released - version 2.2.0.   Because it uses whitelists and a comprehensive knowledge of the HTML specification, it is bullet-proof against XSS, fixes malformed input rather than reject it, and is open and extensible. The 2.0.0 release lets users customize HTML Purifier's tag sets easier than ever before.   You can check out the official release announcement for of the updates in this release (including a comparison to other similar libraries). There's also a demo they've posted so you can give it a try.
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When hard a work coding, browser windows with manual entries have a nasty habit of multiplying (at least when I work). So, neededless to say, I was happy to find GotAPI.com, a site that compiles the reference materials for several different web development languages into one handy browser window.  The page, by default, searches HTML resources, including the W3C specs and Microsoft's MSDN materials. Those and the w3schools website show up often in the other languages available - CSS, XSL, XML, and XPath. The PHP manual that's referenced is just pulled from the PHP.net site, but it's still nice to have it all right there.  When searching, a "suggeted terms" box pops up to help you narrow down the search faster. It searches not only the beginnings of the words for your term, but it looks inside them as well, matching anywhere.   It would be nice if the site had some kind of bookmarking system built into it - then you could keep a reference and just flip back and forth between the pages with a single click of the mouse.
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In a previous article, we touched on the requirements for proper XHTML coding, especially in relation to HTML 4.01. Today, we look at what some of those requirements are in relation to the head portion of the Web page. By Lee Underwood. 0730
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On PHPBuilder.com today, there's a new tutorial covering one of the more powerful things you can use in PHP to manipulate strings (and similar data) - regular expressions.   A regular expression is a specially formatted pattern that can be used to find instances of one string in another. Several programming languages including Visual Basic, Perl, JavaScript and PHP support regular expressions, and hopefully by the end of this primer you should be able to implement some basic regular expression functionality into your PHP pages.   They start with the basics of what they are and take a brief look at the two different types of functions that PHP has to offer for their use (the ereg* group and the preg* group).
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TinyMCE is a platform independent webbased Javascript HTML WYSIWYG editor control, developed in JavaScript/ECMAScript, highly customizable. Works in Mozilla, Firefox, Opera, Netscape, MSIE and Safari (partially).   All critical bugs and issues have now been resolved in the new 3.x branch of TinyMCE so it was time to release this it as an final/production ready version. This release contains mostly bug fixes and most of them was not that critical. This release is as stable or more stable as the old 2.1.3 so we recommend users to upgrade.  The Safari support is now fully functional and we managed to fix most of the odd quirks in that browser. The fixes are still available in a separate plugin since it would otherwise make the core script larger. This plugin only gets loaded when TinyMCE is used in Safari.  We want to once again give a big thanks to everyone that reported bugs, sent us patches or otherwise contributed to this project.
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The free Web Developer Toolbar from Chris Pedericks makes it easy to view and print only the text on a Web page.
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The web's governing body has released a draft of the first major revision to HTML in over 10 years. The draft contains dozens of updates to the web's lingua franca, all of which reflect the impact multimedia, games and RSS have had on the common browser.
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This week we look at a brief overview of AJAX, some relevant JavaScript 1.3 enhancements, how to run the example and using the script within your own Web page. By Rob Gravelle. 0123
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Gerd Schauffelberger writes on the PHP-Tools Blog today about the contents of the latest issue from the German PHP Magazine, specifically an article covering the PEAR package HTML_AJAX.   This article's target is (1st) to give a brief introduction to AJAX and how things work from Javascript an PHP side in contrary. Also (2nd) I wanted to show that you actually don't have to muck around with a mess of Javascript (browser compatibility issues and such) because it's it is all done by the Joshua Eichorn's HTML_AJAX framework.    The article doesn't build up an entire application (as Gerd mentions) but it does provide you a good base to work from and gives you a good direction to head from to learn more about this powerful package.
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Joshua Eichorn, being the generous soul that he is, is offering in his latest post to answer any Ajax questions his readers might want to know about.    Have you wondered whats the easiest way to submit a form using AJAX, what the status of HTML_AJAX development is, or what is covered in Understanding AJAX?   Well nows your chance.    To get your question(s) in, just submit them as a comment on this post and he'll come back in a few days with the answers.
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Gareth Heyes has posted another challenge to his blog - this time it involves using a regular expression to convert the inputted string into the output he's given.   After the success of my "a bit of fun" challenge, a few people asked for some more challenges. So I was answering a question on a mailing list that I'm a member of and I thought it would be a good topic for a little challenge and help sharpen everyone's regular expression skills.   This time, his challenge involves taking the input, rail start/end locations from an array and, via the PHP script given (no regular expression in it, of course) make the output, a sort of JSON formatted message. It's already been answered, but if you want to, try it yourself first then read the answer below the post.
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In the first maintenance release of our Popup Calendar, we added better navigation bar styling and the ability to clear read-only input fields. In this latest release, we include new functionality that enables you to separate form elements to display any combination of a user-selected date, month and year. By Peter Belesis. 1021
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Despite the options available with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript, accommodating their differences can be maddening. Enter Silverlight, a plug-in for multiple Web browsers on multiple platforms that makes it easier to create rich content. By Adam Nathan. 1202