Features like window 8 tiles are very much in now-a-days.Drop tiles allow to ahve feature like this.Is there anyway to havr website like droptiles.com in PHP or HTML.Idid lot of googling but in vain.any one who used such thing before
how can I get onclick JS of this site?
Thanks
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It will be very difficult to get their code because they made that with their own concepts.Even if you will be able to their js code it will be very difficult to code that according to your needs.So better you try to implement the code with your own imagination.Try to learn advanced javascript or try jquery(which will be easy compared to js).
Best of luck!!!
Your question is a bit broad, there are numerous ways to implement this. However, PHP is not a relevant language for this because PHP is just server side and can't be used to change what happens on the client side. To implement this you would need to use JavaScript. If you don't know JavaScript, http://codecademy.com Would be a great place to learn it, or you could just google JavaScript.
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At the moment i create this page here: http://skeptar.bplaced.net/Design_1.0/index.php?content=create_tutorial
If you press on the button "schritt hinzufügen" you will get one more step. I did it complete with PHP, but now i want to do it with JS. But im a totaly noob in JS. Should i use normal JS or jquery? I found many jsfiddles in the Internet, but im to low to use it. Maybe ssomeone of you can help me a bit.
Here is what I did.
I started with jQuery, because it is much less typing (and I found it easier to learn). Don't listen to those who say you must learn javascript first -- I didn't and I am now filling-in what I missed about javascript after having designed numerous sites.
I also found these great tutorials:
PHPAcademy.org
jQuery Basics
TheNewBoston.com
Intro to jQuery
I have a question about iframes, but i realy don't know how to start with it. I think its the best to give the url inmediatly. http://www.nielsjansen.be/project/saved.php
When you click at the body of the article, the article opens in the same window, that's good, but i want to keep my menu etc. How is this possible?
Thank you
It depends on your level of expertise in PHP and HTML, but I would not use IFRAMEs as they tend to be deprecated.
As #Aziz said, too, IFRAMEs are in the HTML and non in the PHP domain.
If you can edit your code and are able to program in PHP, a very basic technique would be to write down a function that outputs your menu ad use it in every page, including the article pages. That's the caveman solution, to get more complicated one should think about layout, content management and so on.
If you cannot program in PHP, things get a lot more difficult.
You actually are asking an HTML question here. Since I don't have a sample of your code, I'll just take a shot at it:
<a href="mylink.html" target="myframe">
<iframe name="myframe" src="mypage.html"></iframe>
That should get you started. All you need to do is give a name attribute to your iframe, and a target to your link.
NOTE: I would strongly recommend against using iframes, as they have been deprecated as of HTML5, but have always (IMHO) been bad practice. There has only been one case where I used them in a project, which, if I had really set my mind to it, could have been avoided completely.
Hope that helps.
I want to make apps for iPhone and Android, but as an enthusiastic PHP-programmer, I'm not really willing to learn Java or C++. So I ran into PhoneGap.
BUT... I don't really like programming in pure HTML and Javascript either! (all those hooks, commas in JQuery etc. are just too messy, in my opinion...and I hate CSS too).
The way I use PHP now, is that I have written a quite advanced framework, that processes clean xml-templates into HTML/Javascript. This way I can make my own custom HTML-tags, that do all the work of CSS, extra HTML and it creates all Javascript for me automatically...
It's a bit how Delphi for PHP and Prado work. Once the (visual!) PHP-components are done, I can use them over and over again... and only have to think about HTML, CSS and Javascript once, while building the component...
Okay, now my question: since I can't use PHP on the client with PhoneGap, but DO need the HTML, would it be a crazy idea to let my web-server create the HTML for me the first time the app runs, then store the HTML locally using PhoneGap, and then the next time the app is loaded, reuse the locally stored HTML ?
So my question is : can I create HTML on a webserver, and then store that HTML locally so my PhoneGap-app can use that? Or is the HTML in a PhoneGap app somehow 'compiled' and cannot be changed afterwards ?
Or is this a really stupid idea and should I abandon my nice PHP-components framework? What are your thoughts?
It's hard to give a meaningful answer to a question like this without some context. The big question that you've left unanswered is: What are you really trying to do? What will the apps that you create do, and what will make yours different and better than apps that are already out there? Do you want to sell these apps in the app store? Are you trying to collect and/or disseminate mission-specific information for your company?
On the face of it, writing a bunch of HTML and PHP that'll execute on your server just to generate a bunch of HTML and JavaScript that'll execute in a PhoneGap application seems like a lot of trouble. OTOH, if that's what you're most comfortable with, and if you can get it to do what you want, go for it.
If you give your framework a catchy name and make some bold assertions about how it's the newest, fastest best way to develop mobile applications, you can probably turn it into a book deal. ;-) Until that happens though, you'll have a hard time finding answers to questions about writing iPhone apps using PHP.
i was viewing this video and i really want to develop this is PHP with no AJAX, do you how to start? where can i find some examples codes? Thanks.
Live "streaming" without AJAX could be done in PHP using ob_flush/flush, ergo output buffering. But that's usually pretty dirty and unwanted. However, what you see in that video is only possible with Javascript/"AJAX" (or Flash and similar plugins).
Hello, i was viewing this video and i
really want to develop this is PHP
with no AJAX, do you how to start?
There is no way to start as that functionality requires Ajax. Your hole is a square, why not use the square peg (Ajax).
Anyone know a good tutorial of how to make the status bar found in the new facebook? the one on the bottom. looks really cool
i was thinking it was written in either ajax or jquery. but not sure.
Here are some useful links/plugins that might help you:
Positioning the footer
Enable drag/drop of things (like applications)
Tooltip (when hover)
And for the interaction with the server (for new events etc.) you might use the AJAX functionality in jQuery:
In order to have it always be in the bottom, that is more of CSS than javascript.
I think you would get better answers if you were more specific. For example, I would want the answer to revolve around as to how the chatroom works on facebook. Is the javascript request being sent every second to check for new messages? or is there another protocol being used in order to have instant messages?
It's not clear what your are looking for: bar's design or it's functionality. If your are speaking about design you should look into css positioning (absolute). If it's about functionality i suppose that there is some kind of ajax javascript which checks every x seconds if there is change of state, and if there is go deeper and find out what to load.
Why not just download the Facebook source code and take a look at how they do it? They open sourced a lot of the stuff they use/created/enhanced.
Soh Tanaka just put out a great step-by-step tutorial on how to re-create the Facebook Status Bar:
Here's another good starting point: http://www.ben-griffiths.com/project/jquery-position-footer/. If I remember correctly it works in FF & IE & Safari
I looked through the jQuery plugins, and Googled the topic for you. All I could find was this which isn't exactly what you want, but it is a good place to start. With some style changes, and a little tweaking it could easily look exactly like the Facebook bar.
Not sure that this is the type of answer you were looking for, but i've been looking for the same thing and this code seems to at least show how it's done.