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Is there any ICCDATA Parser available in PHP ?
It should be ICCDATA data parser, I have ISO8583 parser, but that do NOT parses ICCDATA.
The root of your answer is to properly understand the element's format and then searching for the correct thing.
I am assuming you are referring to Data Element 55 Integrated Circuit Data (ICC) when you say the ISO-8583 ICCDATA field. The EMV (ISO 7814), VISA, MasterCard, and other specifications are pretty clear on its format.
What you require is an X.690 BER-TLV parser to break down this portion of the message, not just a generic TLV field parser.
There have been some other posts on Stack Exchange as well on this, this is a good one. This is a good on on the differences between simple and BER-TLV.
GitHub has BER-TLV parsers if you need a jump start and this one by NuclearDog was one that came up towards the top of the list when searched.
Once you have your code written EMVLabs has a tool for helping you check you encoding or to see if you get the same result with their BER-TLV decoder tool. (obviously don't put production data there).
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I work on one project, I used html2pdf by spipu but unfortunately I encountered problems at the end, such as problems with pictures and also rendering. My question is what would you recommend if I want to convert the automatically generated html into a php file to pdf on my own domain and site. My idea is something like this that my given html generated code, which already shows me a browser as it would convert to pdf (using html5 ...). Also, and this is probably the biggest problem I need to get rid of before and after element. I was looking at different kinds but some require api key and registering and then converting this html somewhere else, and I would like to avoid it.
I've used tcpdf in the past it works great and it's open source.
Take a look at their website they have plenty of examples that might get you going.
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I wanted to know about Data Type implementation in PHP so I need a few resources(books websites and ...). what I want is not what data types PHP support or how to use them, it's the implementation and how all these things is done by PHP. I want to know how they are stored in memory and the very detail things about it(I already know PHP pretty good). That would be great if you could lead me where can I find this information.
Somewhere like IRC Maxwell's blog would be a good starting point, together with nikic's blog posts
Here is a couple of articles on data types in PHP from PHP Rocks and dummies. An interesting aside when it comes to data types in PHP is Type Hinting which will force a data type to be used for a function parameter.
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I'm trying to get keywords from any webpage I provide as a param. Unfortunately meta-tag keyword data is no longer used and DIY text-parsing usually takes to long per request. So I'm looking for one of the following two solutions:
Solution 1: a URL to Keyword API
Does anyone know of an API/service that allows you to send over the URL of a webpage and get keywords or refined categories back?
or Solution 2: a quick text-parsing method
Or is there any a quick (1s/request) easy text-parsing method on either the server-side (php) or client-side javascript that could return me a half-way decent set of keywords about any webpage I give it?
this artikel sounds like wordstream is what you're looking for. it has a api for (limited) free usage, too.
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We are looking for a PHP library something like graphviz.org which generates an image of a networked groups of objects as shown below. Graphviz also enables you to make each of the nodes a hyperlink, but we are looking for something more interactive, e.g. even with Flash that would be able to react to a click which deletes a node and quickly redraws that area so the other nodes fill in the space, etc.
Does anyone know of a PHP library which generates networked object maps like this but that are also interactive so that nodes can easily added and deleted etc.?
You can give jsPlumb a try:
http://code.google.com/p/jsplumb/
Demo:
http://jsplumb.org/jquery/dynamicAnchorsDemo.html
JsPlumb is cool but you have to position the nodes yourself.
Take a look at http://arborjs.org. It will take care of positioning. The problem there is when you try the examples keep an eye on your cpu usage in firefox :(
See also:
http://www.graphdracula.net/showcase/
http://flare.prefuse.org/demo
http://mbostock.github.com/protovis/ex/force.html
http://js-graph-it.sourceforge.net/index.html
https://github.com/jackrusher/jssvggraph
http://code.google.com/p/jsdot/
http://cytoscapeweb.cytoscape.org/demo
http://flare.prefuse.org/launch/apps/dependency_graph
http://hypertree.woot.com.ar/
I have been in your boat bro. If you can take care of node positioning yourself stick with JsPlumb. They just released 1.3.1 and its a nice release.
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For an online project I'm working on, I am looking for a open source grammar checker. I have searched Google, with some good results (http://www.link.cs.cmu.edu/link/, etc), but I am wondering what all of you think about this topic.
I need this to be able to be used online, versus desktop based, but this is the only real specification I have. If it has a built-in spell checker, that would be a plus, but I can always use another project for that purpose.
Thanks for any help.
LanguageTool should fit the bill:
http://www.languagetool.org/
try polishmywriting.com (now afterthedeadline.com)
I think the developer's details are here: http://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=raffi
here's an ASK HN post from raffi: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=286162
UPDATE: you can get an API Key (i.e. for Wordpress): http://www.afterthedeadline.com/download.slp?platform=Wordpress
Have you taken a look at the Xinha project? I believe that has spell check and possibly grammar check.
Several wysiwyg editors have support for spell checking: feckeditor, htmlarea, tinymce.
I think most of them uses aspell dictionaries.