Posts Tagged "PHP"

Full Open PHP Tag In JetBrains PhpStorm

Posted by Jon on Mar 14, 2010 in General | 0 comments

A little annoyance of mine with PhpStorm is that currently there is no option to turn on auto complete for full open php tag (<?php) when you type in the short open tag (<?). 

Accessing ZF Application Resources In Controller

Posted by Jon on Dec 9, 2009 in Development, PHP, Zend Framework | 4 comments

My friend Rob Allen recently posted a quick how-to on how to access your configuration data in application.ini file while in a controller or action helper. The one part Rob didn’t touch on was how to get resources back.

What the…?> PHP and unwanted whitespace

Posted by Jon on Feb 18, 2009 in Development, IMS, IndyCar Series, PHP | 1 comment

Over at BigBlueHat there is an interesting blog post about using the ?> at the end of php files. While personally I don’t use it on scripts that contain just php code, but I can see where both sides are coming from.

Check out the article and leave your feedback!

Zend Studio for Eclipse – New Framework Project Problems

Posted by Jon on Jan 3, 2009 in PHP, Zend Framework | 2 comments

While working on a new project where my base was Zend Framework I desided to give the default layout for new ZF projects in Zend Studio for Eclipse a chance. While it does start a good layout for a project by generating the default code which is a real time saver I did notice some problems.

Twitter Service for Zend Framework

Posted by Jon on Nov 16, 2008 in Development, Zend Framework | 0 comments

Earlier this week I had the extreme pleasure of having my first addition to Zend Framework added to the standard library.  I started working on this component after talking with Matthew Weier O’Phinney at ZendCon ’08 where he stated that he didn’t have time to work on implementing the api for use in with the framework.

Zend_Twitter_Service is currently in the standard trunk for Zend Framework and is scheduled to be released with 1.7.  Please check it out and check back for some examples in the next few days.