Monthly Archives: May 2009

Zend Framework and multiple db connections

The use case Recently we (Petar Atanasov and me) were working on a Zend Framework project, which requires more than one database connections. The framework as a typical MVC architecture does not allow that functionality forcing the user to use … Continue reading

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JavaScript encode cyrillic symbols with encodeURIComponent

JavaScript and Cyrillic Let’s assume we’ve a JavaScript file which rewrites the location.href, resulting in changes in the URI of the browser. Everything is OK till you work with Latin alphabet. The problem arises when you decide to put some … Continue reading

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IE developer tools

Firefox’s OK, what about IE ? Everybody knows how to debug the front end on Firefox. There are some awsome tools, which help to manage your work. We all use “Web Developer” and the ready to enter the history “Firebug”. … Continue reading

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JavaScript random numbers

The task is … to generate a random number between any two interger unsigned numbers. Let’s assume we’ve two numbers ‘a’ and ‘b’, where b > a. (I don’t count the case with b==a, cause it seems to be pretty … Continue reading

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Remove DOM Element with JQuery

JQuery and DOM JQuery is one of the most famous JavaScript library online. There are so much articles in the web about it, that I feel useless to describe it again. The good parts of that library is the amazing … Continue reading

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