PHP-GTK Community Site: knj SQL-admin
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Kasper Johansen has posted to the PHP-GTK Community website some information about a new application that can help manage databases like phpMyAdmin does (and uses a PHP framework to do it - knj SQL-admin.   This application can manage a database for you, in the way phpMyAdmin does. Furthermore, it can convert various types of databases to another type of database (ig from MySQL to SQLite, Access to MySQL, PostgreSQL to MySQL and more).   You can get more information about the project and framework from its site over on SourceForge.
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DevShed continues their tutorial series looking at working with PHP and databases today with more excerpted material from the O'Reilly book "Programming PHP, Second Edition" (by Kevin Tatroe, Rasmus Lerdorf, and Peter MacIntyre).   Picking up from where we left off last week, we'll be discussing shortcuts, query responses, metadata, and more.   They start off looking at shortcuts, those handy things the PEAR DB package offers to make life simpler (like getRow and getAssoc) before moving on to how to get the details about the response itself (like affectedRows and tableInfo). Next up is working with the metadata (using getListOf) and, finally, a sample application to tie them all together.
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Popular posts from PHPDeveloper.org for the past week:PHPBuilder.com: AJAX and PHP Part 1Developer.com: Threads Versus The Singleton PatternNick Halstead's Blog: Google Gears Caching of WordPress in PHPDevShed: PHP, MySQL and the PEAR DatabaseDave Dash's Blog: Installing a PHP that can do symfony+doctrine on DreamhostChristopher Jones' Blog: Upgrade PHP with Oracle Application Server on LinuxPHP.net: PHP 5.2.3 ReleasedPro::PHP Podcast: Newscast for May 31st, 2007Secunia.com: PHP Integer Overflow Vulnerability and Security BypassPHPBuilder.com: PHP and Regular Expressions 101
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Latest PEAR Releases:Text_Wiki_Creole 0.5.1HTML_QuickForm_Renderer_Tableless 0.5.3PHP_Archive 0.11.0pearweb_phars 1.3.1PHP_Archive 0.11.1pearweb_phars 1.3.2Validate_FI 0.3.0Structures_DataGrid_DataSource_DBQuery 0.1.10Structures_DataGrid_DataSource_MDB2 0.1.10Structures_DataGrid_DataSource_DBTable 0.1.6File 1.3.0Tree 0.3.0pearweb_index 1.0.0RC1pearweb_index 1.16.2pearweb_index 1.16.1pearweb 1.16.0pearweb_index 1.0.0HTML_QuickForm 3.2.8
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On the Developer Tutorials site today, there's a new tutorial posted that walks you through some of the useful features that PHP's CLI functionality can bring to your system administration.   In this tutorial, I'll show you how to use PHP-CLI, the command line interface for PHP, to get your maintenance under control using the technologies you're already familiar with. I'll also examine some of the By the time you've finished this tutorial, you'll be able to build human-assisted backup systems, automatic report generators.   It's a pretty basic introduction that talks about what the CLI environment is and what sorts of things PHP brings to the table. They include some sample scripts to do things like database cleanup and a method for taking in human interaction via the command line.
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Evolt.org has a new tutorial posted today concerning something that I still get a lot of questions about - creating a PHP Login System with Admin Features.
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Elizabeth Smith has posted a new item to her blog today with information about a PHP-GTK2 framework that she's been working on (and with) called the Callicore Desktop.   Donât look at me like that, I havenât lost my mind. Itâs not really a framework in the traditional MVC web application sense. Instead itâs a group of fairly loosely coupled widgets and classes with an emphasis on clean code.   With the help of several singletons, multiple widgets and a modular structure, the Callicore Desktop makes working with this parts as simple as calling it on the command line (with limited setup). If you'd like to get a look at the current version of the framework, check out the Callicore site or just head straight to the code.
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Here's what was popular in the PHP community one year ago today:Job Posting: National Auto Warranty Seeks MySQL DBAJob Posting: National Auto Warranty Seeks PHP Web App Developer (Wentzville, MO)DevShed: Creating a Login Script for a PHP Invoicing SystemZak Greant's Blog: The eZ partner program (response to Seth Gottlieb's Commercial O/S business post)php|architect: Application-level Logging with the Zend FrameworkPaul Reinheimer's Blog: Object-Oriented PHP, Concepts, Techniques, and CodeRyan Malesevich's Blog: Fight Spam Comments with Bad Behavior and AkismetZend Developer Zone: SQLite: Lean, Mean DB MachineBuilderau.com.au: Cache PHP scripts with APC modulePro-PHP Podcast: Interview With Cal EvansSitePoint PHP Blog: PHP extension for Cairo graphics libraryTechnobabbler.com: making a radar loop with PHPDevShed: Working with MySQL Result Sets and the Decorator Pattern in PHPJob Posting: exhibit-E Seeks Interactive Developer (New York, NY)Jacob Santos' Blog: Patterns for PHP: Page Controller Draft
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The php|architect group has released their December 2007 issue today. Articles featured in this issue include:   Going Native With mysqlnd by Andrey Hristov and Ulf Wendel  Understanding CLI by Dirk Merkel  Web Scraping by Matthew Turland  Product review: SQLyog MySQL GUI-Enterprise Edition by Eddie Peloke    ...and the three usual columns - /etc, Security Corner and exit(0) from Marco Tabini.   You can get more information about this issue and on ordering it (or a year's subscription) from this page on the php|architect website.
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The admins over on the PHP-GTK Community site have announced a new resource PHP-GTK ircers can take advantage of - a new bot that hangs out in the #php-gtk channel over on the Freenode IRC network with an aim to be as helpful as possible.   The PHP-GTK.eu community site is now host to an IRC bot named Gataka (for "GTK"), helping users on the Freenode IRC channel for PHP-GTK, at irc://irc.freenode.net/php-gtk.   Currently is has an API interface (for PHP-GTK elements), user tracking and the ability to learn factoids. They're even starting to look for input regarding new features (log publication, in this case).
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Latest PHPClasses.org Releases:DAOSQL2CSVGD2 ClassCBenchmarkdeckThe ZipavRIFEdit BitmapPHP DirectAdminbm_chartLinkedin public profile plugin for SerendipityArc LengthPHP IOCDataGridAnother CAPTCHA projectNewsBox
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As a part of their IRC discussion series, the PHP Thinktank Blog brings you the logs from their latest talk - Scott Mattocks on PHP-GTK.   Scott talked about what PHP-GTK is and what kind of things it can do as well as how you can run them on your own machine. There was also a sample link he gave out to show what an application might look like. He also talks about what sets PHP-GTK apart from the traditional PHP applications.   He gives a (very) small sample application as well as some explanations of some of the different components (widgets) that are included with the PHP-GTK installation. There's lots more where all this came from, so be sure to check out the whole talk log for more great PHP-GTK goodies.
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Latest PHPClasses.org Releases:My TwitterMEMPDO Connection FactorySimple RPN InterpreterPHP Dial GaugeColor CAPTCHApaging_classDigiOz Indexertc_mydbTextSQLgAjaxThe One Hundred Gamebasic_dbHTML DocumentMyACL
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Latest PHPClasses.org Releases:convertSimple navigationPHP TablesXML ClassSitemap creator for Google, Yahoo and MSNPHPBiDiSimplePaginatorSortable ElementsSnPayPalApiMBTemplate ClassHTTP ServerXCS Parser
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