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  1. I'm not sure if this will help, but I too had trouble installing zend on XAMPP (if that's what your doing?). But turns out zend already comes installed and ready to use. :) Even via the shell command line.

  2. I'm basically trying to set up a zend project.

     

    So in the book I'm reading, they state it's a 'good idea' to define a virtual host to point it to the 'application's public directory'...

     

    So they say add this to httpd.conf

    NameVirtualHost *:80
    <VirtualHost *:80>
    DocumentRoot "/usr/local/apache/htdocs/square/public"
    ServerName square.localhost
    </VirtualHost>

     

    So I should be able to go to 'square.localhost/' but nope... However if I go to localhost/ I get the zend 'home splash screen' but it seems to be missing css/images?

     

    Any ideas ? :)

     

    And yes I did restart the apache server.

  3. I think planing is important, however when starting out it's probably the last thing on your mind, even I rarely 'plan' I just go straight to the coding. However as you start trying out bigger/more complicated projects you probably will find that having a plan in the beginning  can make everything so much smoother.

     

    Other than that, there are some really really good books out there on patterns/methods.

  4. yes. I was just wondering. I want do do it for fun to see how many web address it comes out with

     

    Hmmm... I'm guessing... ALL? Sites are gonna be somehow all intertwined with nearly all web pages on the internet?

  5. The site is pretty cool.

    I like how they have the similar looking sites, and also what colors they use.

     

    Since I take website snapshots.....I thought to myself wow that site is so amazing, how in the world did they make snapshots work for all the browsers and versions along with on different operating systems yet, must be one heck of a code.

     

    Then I saw this.

    These 58 computers are run by volunteers to make browser screenshots.

    So they have people with that browser loaded actually snapping them manually, quite a bit of work they got there. So that means you won't get instant results.

     

    I myself have a few different ways of taking them using bat files, command line in scripts, using IE or Firefox, various snapshot plugins used along with printscreen. I let gd do all my resizing.

     

    A friend of mine made one that works very well for linux and Xvfb using multiple firefox sessions.

    http://wimg.ca/

     

    Back on subject.....

     

    https://browserlab.adobe.com/ integrated in dreamweaver cs4

     

    Then this will view a lot of IE versions

    http://ipinfo.info/netrenderer/

     

    And might as well show you this multiple browser screenshot tool as well

    http://www.browserseal.com/

     

    I'm sure there are dozens more out there.

     

    Manually? lol that'd be a bit hectic... As far as I can see it's automated, you have a stand alone/unbusy pc (the 'contributors') and python scripts automate the whole load, snap, upload process :)

     

  6. Those burning flames smell like a good lawsuit.

     

    @dreamwest: dude, you're totally fuckin' up the integrity of intellectual speak amongst this place.  We can't have trolls masturbating to threads in Misc... that's really creepy.

     

    +1...

     

    lol

  7. That's great.

     

    Out of interest. If I perform the check outlined above to see if session ID isset are there any potential security issues with just performing that check? OR should i also do additional checks?

     

    Thanks for all your help btw guys!

     

     

    You do not, as the variable is set by the PHP interpreter, so no security risk.  ;)

  8. Why not just google it? Get a book?

     

    I've never learnt anything usefull from video tutorials on 'programming', besides blender but that's much more of a visual thing.

     

    Reading tutorials/books is the best thing you can do.

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