Monthly Archives: October 2009

Event driven programming with jQuery – (part 3). What is a module?

Posted on October 22, 2009 by Stoimen

What is a module in one web page is may be not the correct question. Everything depends on how you understand the module. Let’s assume there is a tab panel on the page. This can be implemented simply by one … Continue reading →

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Event driven programming with jQuery – (part 2). Events in jQuery.

Posted on October 21, 2009 by Stoimen

Well the “native” events in JavaScript are ‘onlick’, ‘onmouseover’, etc. I’m pretty sure that the term ‘native’ is not quite descriptive. OK. However even this can be called event driven programming. The jQuery as usual simplifies the usage of this … Continue reading →

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Event driven programming with jQuery – (part 1). What is event driven?

Posted on October 20, 2009 by Stoimen

What is event driven? Actually the real power of JavaScript libraries and in particular in jQuery is the usage of custom events. There you have the full power to implement what is called event driven programming. This of course is … Continue reading →

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HTTP_REFERRER in Zend Framework

Posted on October 12, 2009 by Stoimen

What is HTTP_REFERRER? If you need to know how called a PHP script, it is normally setup in the $_SERVER variable of HTTP_REFERRER, or simply $_SERVER['HTTP_REFERRER']; but in the same time this does not work the same way in Zend … Continue reading →

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Strict types in Zend Framework and in PHP

Posted on October 11, 2009 by Stoimen

As you may know you can add strict types for a function parameters in PHP i.e. public function func1(string $test) {} and this may be some simple function in some Zend Framework standard model! Now the problem comes with the … Continue reading →

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