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1. MySQLDumper is a PHP and Perl based tool for backing up MySQL databases. You can easily dump your data into a backup file and - if needed - restore it. It is especially suited for shared hosting webspaces, where you don’t have shell access. MySQLDumper is an open source project and released under the GNU-license. Read the rest of this entry »

Yes, this is a another shopping cart tutorial. I am planning to make this tutorial to cover a more sophisticated shopping cart solution but for now it only explains a basic shopping cart. I will improve it in time so stay tuned. Read the rest of this entry »

Hello and welcome to the second installment in the Zend_Application tutorial series.  In this tutorial, we are going to create a front controller plugin that is going to change out modules based on the user’s request.

In the front controller design pattern, a single controller takes and handles all user requests. For an application of moderate to severe complexity, a front controller delegates the responsibility to command controllers (also called dispatchers), routers that map user requests and various URIs to actual controllers and actions, registers view helpers and other resources that a user may request.  A front controller can help eliminate duplicate code on a series of requests by routing the requests through the front controller and factoring the duplicate code from the requests into the front controller.Here are some excellent resources on the subject:

• Sun: Design Patterns: Front Controller
• Microsoft: Front Controller
• Front Controller Plugins in Zend Framework
• Zend Framework Views and the Front Controller
• Making a custom front controller in Zend Framework
• Akra’s DevNotes: Zend Framework Front Controller
• Zend Framework: Zend_Controller
• Zend Framework: Zend_Controller_Front

Hopefully by now you have a bit more understanding about what the Front Controller is, and how it operates in the Zend Framework.

Now we will create our Front Controller Plugin that will switch our modules layouts. Read the rest of this entry »

I got “The Zahir”, a novel by Paula Coelho about a month back, very sweat one and highly intrigued. It was highly entertaining and most importantly author shared his experiences in a nice way. I learned plenty of new ideas. Read the rest of this entry »

Using HttpService is the easiest way in which you can integrate Adobe Flex and Struts 2. As an example I will show you how you can create a registration form in Adobe Flex which calls a struts 2 action to create new users. Note that this example is very simple and for demonstration purposes. I am not adding any validation in flex and not even creating the users in a database. All I show you is how you can pass data between flex and struts. Read the rest of this entry »

These are just the first of many planned video tutorials on the Zend web application framework for PHP.

These particular videos require a little more background knowledge from the viewer, in terms of overall php development experience. Read the rest of this entry »

One immediate benefit developers stand to gain from adopting a framework such as the Zend Framework is a final resolution on managing website layouts and pages. Gone is the need to devise strategies for important tasks such as maintaining page headers and footers, separating the bulk of a page’s logic from its interface, and managing the code repeatedly used throughout the site to carry out special formatting actions. Instead, you can just embrace the framework’s conventions and move on to the next battle. This article introduces you to some of the fundamental concepts behind managing layouts within your Zend Framework-driven applications. Read the rest of this entry »

For moderately sized sites (including simple e-Commerce sites), WordPress does a pretty good job as a CMS, making it easy to maintain your site, and update your content. Of course, it does this best with the help of a good theme, and some great plugins. The strength of WordPress is the community of developers who have already done almost anything you can think of with it. Here are the best plugins we’ve run across, the ones we install for nearly all of our client’s sites. Read the rest of this entry »

Welcome to Perishable Press! This article, Stupid htaccess Tricks, covers just about every htaccess “trick” in the book, and is easily the site’s most popular offering. In addition to this htaccess article, you may also want to explore the rapidly expanding htaccess tag archive. Along with all things htaccess, Perishable Press also focuses on (X)HTML, CSS, PHP, JavaScript, security, and just about every other aspect of web design, blogging, and online success. If these topics are of interest to you, I encourage you to subscribe to Perishable Press for a periodic dose of online enlightenment ;) Read the rest of this entry »

 - Install mcrypt extension for Magento and recompile php

-  Ecart os

After a while I could figure out how to install the Mcrypt library on Appserv and windows.

Steps:

1. Remove the ; (enable) from the php Mcrypt extension line on PHP INI file
2. Copy the windows Mcrypt DLL - http://files.edin.dk/php/win32/mcrypt/ - to Windows/System32 folder
3. Restart Apache (and probably windows - I did)
4. Open a phpinfo file and verify if mcrypt is enabled and what types of encryptions does it carries. If you are using a encryption method that mcrypt does not offer support, it will give a mcrypt module initialization error.