[Laravel 4 Released Today]

Pretty sure you don't actually understand what a framework is.

 

 

 

Also: some people actually like to learn new things. SOME people excel when given new things to learn. Some people thrive on learning. What is the point of just learning a few functions then writing the same shitty code over and over?

 

In the past 4 months I've started using various new-to-me "things": Symfony, Behat, (obviously composer), YML, Silex, Vagrant, and Doctrine. Also had to investigate Kohana a little as we're moving off it.

 

I've never been happier at work. I actually got to spend my work time writing a Formatter for Behat which we're going to release. My first ever open source contribution. If I just stuck with "old fashioned" php I'd be miserably making the same stupid "contact us" forms and calendar apps I was doing 5 years ago, and making a third of what I make now (in terms of money and actual software too)

[Metal shaping and forming anyone?]

Moving this to the misc forum.

[Please suggest an editor]

We have a thread for this already.

[SQL query syntax wrong?]

*shrug* did you try it?

 

Coalesce is definitely better.

[[REQ] I Want Jquery Refresh On My Comment box]

Yeah we're not going to look through 6-10 pages either.

 

Debug a little on your own.

[Welcome message]

Google "CRUD" and PHP/MySQL.

 

What you're describing is super basic. I have a tutorial on my blog, see my signature.

 

If you need more specific help, post your code and describe your problem.

[SQL query syntax wrong?]

IF condition

do this

ELSE condition

do this other thing

[PDO insert in to {HELP!}]

You missed it. Mist is when you have water in a fine spray.

 

Google "normalize your data".

[PDO insert in to {HELP!}]

cooper != copper.

 

You should normalize that table.

[Variables initialize everytime I go to a page]

... I think you should do some basic research on how a SESSION is stored.

[Newbie question on myswl grid in php]

There's a CRUD tutorial on my blog, linked to in my signature.

 

If you need specific help, you'll need to post code and describe your problem

[Displaying page content using Javascript]

Dear god, is this really what they're teaching in schools? *smh*

[Strict Standards Error]

Try this:

$parts = explode(".", $_FILES["file"]["name"]);
$var = end($parts);

Some things can't be chained like that in strict.

[Mysql query problem]

Sure you can. How do you expect to use a table that has data just smushed together? As you are discovering, it sort of eliminates all the benefits of a relational database

[What's webdesign for you?]

There are still some people who prefer minimalistic designs

What does minimalistic design have to do with the features of the site?

[Mysql query problem]

ORDER BY property DESC, value DESC

 

Edit: If you're saying that you're storing 3 pieces of information in one column, stop it. Fix your structure.

[zebra stripe dynamic table for ie8]

Why are you using the original code? It didn't work.

[Likes using sessions ...]

You'd need to show the code where you set the session variable as well.

[Twig foreach array shortcut for tables]

Thanks Kicken - I personally think it looks nicer without the table at all, but I guess that's really a personal preference. My boss thinks it looks better with the table headers (This is my personal project, but we had the same issue at work)

[Twig foreach array shortcut for tables]

I like the fact that Twig has the shortcuts "Twig has shortcuts for common patterns, like having a default text displayed when you iterate over an empty array:"

{% for user in users %}
    * {{ user.name }}
{% else %}
    No user have been found.
{% endfor %}

How can you use this if you're generating a table?

For example, I have this:

<table class="table table-bordered table-striped table-hover">
            <tr>
                <th>Name</th>
                <th>Description</th>
                <th>Actions</th>
            </tr>

            {% for service in services_table %}
            <tr>
                <td>{{ service.name }}</td>
                <td>{{ service.description }}</td>
                   <td>
                        <a class="btn btn-mini btn-primary btn-block" href="{{ path('admin_edit_service', {'id':service.id}) }}"><i class="icon-pencil icon-white" title="Edit"></i> Edit</a>

                        <a class="btn btn-mini btn-danger btn-block" href="{{ path('admin_delete_service', {'id':service.id}) }}"><i class="icon-trash icon-white" title="Delete"></i> Delete</a>
                    </td>
                </tr>
{% endfor %}
            </table>

If I wanted to use the shortcut {% else %} block to display a message, I'd have already started the table header. So what I've been doing instead is wrapping the above code in an

{% if services_table|length %} ... {% else %}

which is less elegant.

 

How do you handle this? Display the table including headers if there are rows, otherwise display an else message?

[Variables initialize everytime I go to a page]

Your original post showed no javascript, said nothing about javascript...That isn't even a valid javascript function, so there's absolutely no way that "Worked" before.

[PHP Pagination (Adjacent)]

Viewing page: 1 of 10

[ *1* 2 3 4 5 ]

 

Viewing page: 2 of 10

[ *2* 3 4 5 6 ]

 

Viewing page: 3 of 10

[ *3* 4 5 6 7 ]

 

Viewing page: 4 of 10

[ *4* 5 6 7 8 ]

 

Viewing page: 5 of 10

[ *5* 6 7 8 9 ]

 

Viewing page: 6 of 10

[ *6* 7 8 9 10 ]

 

Viewing page: 7 of 10

[ 6 *7* 8 9 10 ]

 

Viewing page: 8 of 10

[ 6 7 *8* 9 10 ]

 

Viewing page: 9 of 10

[ 6 7 8 *9* 10 ]

 

Viewing page: 10 of 10

[ 6 7 8 9 *10* ]

<?php

$display_pages = 5;
$total_pages = 10;


for($i=1; $i<=10; $i++){
	$current_page = $i;
	echo "Viewing page: {$current_page} of {$total_pages}\n";
	
	echo '[';
	$start = $current_page;
	if($total_pages-$start < $display_pages){
		$start = ($total_pages-$display_pages)+1;
	}
	for($k=$start; $k<($start+$display_pages); $k++){
		if($k==$current_page){
			echo " *{$k}* ";
		}else{
			echo " {$k} ";
		}
	}
	echo ']';
	echo "\n\n";
}

[PHP Pagination (Adjacent)]

You can't be that desperate, you didn't even try to change it.

[Variables initialize everytime I go to a page]

You should use require_once() wherever you're using include.

 

And you don't need to wrap your function in a function.

 

Edit: Wait, is this JAVASCRIPT? wtf

[PHP Pagination (Adjacent)]

Yes, I understand. I told you what your code is doing now. Change those parts to do what you want.