Category Archives: micro tutorial

POST with Zend_Http_Client

Posted on April 13, 2011 by Stoimen

CURL and Zend_Http It’s a well know fact that you can preform HTTP requests with CURL. Zend Framework does the same job with Zend_Http. Especially Zend_Http_Client can be used to “replace” the usual client – the browser, and to perform … Continue reading →

Posted in micro tutorial, PHP, zend framework | Tagged Computer networking, Computing, CURL, http, Hypertext Transfer Protocol, Internet protocols, Network protocols, PHP programming language, Technology/Internet, Web 2.0, World Wide Web, zend framework, Zend Technologies | 1 Comment

An FFMPEG Question – Why PHP’s exec() Doesn’t Return the Command Output

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Stoimen

string exec (…) Here’s the tricky part. As we know from the exec() man page this function executes the given command. As described there, the exact declaration of this method is: string exec ( string $command [, array &$output [, … Continue reading →

Posted in micro tutorial, PHP | Tagged Android, Application software, Computing, Dc, Exec, FFmpeg, PHP, Process, Standard streams, unix | 5 Comments

Use fopen() to Check File Availability?

Posted on April 7, 2011 by Stoimen

Zend Framework and Zend_Http_Client I’ve posted about Zend_Http_Client. Simply there you can ‘make’ your own http client and you can request a remote file. Just to check what’s going on with this file. // new HTTP request to a file … Continue reading →

Posted in micro tutorial, PHP, zend framework | Tagged C file input/output, Computing, HEAD, http, Hypertext Transfer Protocol, PHP, PHP programming language, Technology/Internet, zend framework | 3 Comments

jQuery.unbind()

Posted on April 5, 2011 by Stoimen

Binding Problems Typically in jQuery when you bind an HTML element with some event this event is fired every time the user (client) triggers it. Thus when you’ve a click event attached on a button you can click it as … Continue reading →

Posted in javascript, micro tutorial | Tagged ajax, Button, Computing, Event, html, HTTP cookie, javascript, jquery, jquery method, Microsoft Binder, obvious solution, PHP, possible solution, RME, Software engineering, Technology/Internet, unbind, User interface, Widgets | Leave a comment

Scroll an IFRAME Content to a Predefined Position

Posted on March 29, 2011 by Stoimen

IFRAME Source Usually when you use an IFRAME tag to link an external source the page that’s referenced by the SRC attributes is loaded at the top left corner. This is the default behavior, but sometimes you’d like to show … Continue reading →

Posted in css, micro tutorial, web development | Tagged absolute iframe content, css, how-to, iframe, tutorial | 7 Comments