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You don't just download an api. It's something that needs to be built. Besides: http://forums.phpfreaks.com/topic/150979-this-board-is-not-a-code-repository

Do you have an actual question?

http://nodejs.org/api/repl.html

Currently I have 10-15 hours a week available within my schedule which I would obviously like to get filled, so I am available to take on either smaller projects, or larger projects over a longer periods of time. I am by no means a cheap developer, but you get what you pay for. I work professionally as a contracted developer and as such any business dealings will be dealt with in a professional manner following tried and true practices. I have close to ten years experience in the industry, I am an admin on this very forum am an active member of the community here. I have experience with many of the modern frameworks and libraries including Symfony, Laravel, Guzzle & React as well as years of experience maintaining Linux & BSD based servers (mostly Debian, Gentoo and FreeBSD). I work to standards and believe in quality through test driven design and implementation. I can be contacted via a PM on the forums here or emailed directly via trq+freaks at thorpesystems.com https://github.com/trq http://thorpesystems.com

You don't just migrate existing code to OOP. It is a completely different design approach. To do whatever it is you want, you will need to learn OOP.

Not in production no, but Ive played with it quite a bit on the side. I definitely wouldn't say the zend engine is dead, it's getting a good ass kicking though which can only lead to good things IMO. All my vagrant boxes install it alongside zend.

And you are having problems where specifically?

Have cron execute the script that calls your function.

Do you have a specific question?

What makes you think that when you obviously have no idea what is involved? Find a host.

PHP doesn't execute inside an event loop like Javascript often does. You would need to use your operating systems task scheduler. On Linux, it is called cron.

You can build your extension alone, no need to compile php in its entirety.

You'll want to look for tutorials on pagination. Most will cover getting your data from database but the concepts are the same.

What does that even mean? How are you browsing from an external resource?

Pictures of cats.

PHP executes on the server, long before any javascript is sent to the client to be executed.

nl2br might be sufficient enough for this task, or, if you want everything wrapped in <p></p> tags, try: echo "<td style=\"width: 600px;\"><p>" . preg_replace("/\r\n|\r|\n/", "</p><p>", $row['SectionText']) . "</p></td>";

I'd never heard of it until now, but it doesn't really look like anything I would want to put my name to. Most anything like this: "script" sites, freelancer etc etc drive down the value of my profession.

I'm not sure where your learning php from, but that example is not a good one. Can I suggest you start here: http://www.phptherightway.com ?

http://phpmentoring.org

I fail to see how you could expect the $page variable to be present in your header. $page is an instance of the class containing the render method that actually includes your header. Your code seriously makes little sense logically.

You shouldn't have spaces in paths (though you can escape them), but special chars are fine. What os is this?

Please, can you post some actual code using the forums [ code ][/ code ] tags so we can read it?

Without relevant code we cannot help much. Is this field you are talking about a text input? Can you cursor left to right and see the complete text?

What have you done to debug your code?