Monthly Archives: March 2010

Modyfing Response Headers with Zend Framework

Posted on March 24, 2010 by Stoimen

Response Headers You’ve probably seen that you can track the server response headers with Firebug – a wonderful extension to Firefox. But have you ever asked yourself how to change a response header with Zend Framework. header() Typically this is … Continue reading →

Posted in web development | Tagged Computer programming, Computing, Curly bracket programming languages, firebug, Human Interest, javascript, PHP, PHP programming language, Scripting languages, Software engineering, Web 2.0, Web application frameworks, zend framework | 1 Comment

Read Remote File Content-Type with Zend_Http_Client

Posted on March 23, 2010 by Stoimen

Check an Image on a Remote Server This is a common task. You’d like to know whether the image on the remote server exists. Zend Framework gives the answer of this question and in particular this can be completed with … Continue reading →

Posted in micro tutorial, zend framework | Tagged Computer networking, Computing, HEAD, http, Hypertext Transfer Protocol, Internet protocols, PHP programming language, remote server, Technology/Internet, World Wide Web, zend framework, Zend Technologies | 1 Comment

PHP: Mobile Devices HTTP_USER_AGENT Strings

Posted on March 22, 2010 by Stoimen

So You’re Going Mobile It’s nice that at least you’re moving your site to mobile device. It’s really important. Now if you’re using PHP the question is how to detect the mobile browser. HTTP_USER_AGENT Every PHP developer knows that $_SERVER['HTTP_USER_AGENT'] … Continue reading →

Posted in PHP, web development | Tagged .mobi, Clients, Computing, http, Mobile browser, mobile device, Mobile software, PHP, Technology/Internet, User agent, web browsers | 2 Comments

JavaScript Comparision Snippet

Posted on March 21, 2010 by Stoimen

== vs. === I know this is really for beginners, but have you ever asked yourself what are the differences between == and === when comparing in JavaScript, and when to use it? Here’s an example: var a = false; … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, snippets | Tagged compare, javascript, operators, snippet | 2 Comments

OpenLayers Can Be Faster!

Posted on March 19, 2010 by Stoimen

Put All The Markers at Once! The way OpenLayers puts markers on the stage is fine when they are not so much, but once you need more than 100, the library’s solution is not good. The question is is there … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, micro tutorial | Tagged Computing, DOM, Geography, Keyhole Markup Language, openlayers, Technology, Web 2.0, Web mapping | 8 Comments