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I searched in google and come to know that there are some tools which
will provide remote assistance functionality (ex:Gotoassist,teamviewer).But i want to
implement the similar kind of feature in php.
Is it possible to implement in php or not?
I'm going with NOT just in PHP, PHP is a server side scripting language.
http://uk3.php.net/manual/en/faq.general.php#faq.general.what
PHP can be responsible for hooking the session up / starting a server repeater and helping your user to connect with you - but it can't physically do the drawing of client side screen graphics and mouse/keyboard operation - you need something like this:
http://phpremotesupport.com/about/
In tandem with a VNC viewer or other remote viewing product (C, C++, C#, .NET VB would be used to program it most likely) - found this one which might be useful to you called noVNC (web-based):
http://kanaka.github.com/noVNC/
Something like this might help you:
http://phpremotesupport.com/
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so i want to develop a mini website builder within my website. Have a control panel where users can edit the text in their websites, i want each of those html pages to have its own css file attached to it. Now, i want it so that the user sees something like a button saying "Edit Background color" they are prompted with a color picker and on hitting save, the css file is updated without them knowing that css even exists.
I would like to know what language i can use to make the previous example happen. And if possible a hint of code.
I appreciate your answers, Braulio :)
I didn't downvote you but just for informational purposes, the reason you were probably downvoted is due to the scope of your question, The language you choose depends on what platform you are running your site on. And it is likely possible to do what you want in tons of different languages assuming your platform supports them. For an easy solution check out .net languages like c# with ajax controls for live updates without refreshes. But then again you could use ruby with rails. Or you could do most of it in the client side with jquery and javascript then send the results to the server which could utilize php. It is just to broad a question to really answer without writing the whole thing for you which nobody is going to do.
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I created an app with PhoneGap but I need to load some stuff from another domain. I tried jQuery load with a xdomainload plugin but It did not work.
The stuff I need to show run on PHP as the back-end language. I'm really noob - I've seen a few tutorials about JSON but all of them did not work and I ended giving up. Is JSON the easiest way?
Thank you all
Generally speaking, PHP wont run client-side in Cordova. If you're trying to access some sort of backend service that you built using PHP, then that's doable with JSON. Whether it's "the easiest", makes this question to open for interpretation. Generally speaking, a common approach may be to use javascript to communicate with backend services which "talk" JSON between each other. This question might get closed for being to opinion based. But that's my 2 cents.
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I was wondering if there is a definitive solution for building web applications that looks like desktop applications, for corporative users that are used to windows. I MEAN THE GUI DESKTOP PERSPECTIVE.
Can anyone help me with that? I use PHP.
I am in a group developing an application that will work for a bank, and that must look exactly like an application so the users do not even notice it is a web based one for security reasons (informed by the bank holder).
We have tried to use Java Applet, but it took just too much time to load, as the application is very big.
you can use ExtJs for your front end and php as back-end.ExtJs is a javascript framework for web-application.
http://www.sencha.com/products/extjs/
I can't recommend PHP for anything personally, so here are some others...
Silverlight is a pretty good start. Does that even count as a web app?
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_Silverlight
SharePoint is a better alternative, being a Microsoft product.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microsoft_SharePoint
On a subjective note, the internet is so pervasive now that just writing a friendly web page should be enough. Everyone uses the internet and can usually figure things out that present the format nicely.
What data will your application be serving? That has a big part in what framework you pick.
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I am working on a news paper website which has epaper facility. I am developing it in php.
Is there any script or something else where I can learn how to make an epaper site.
I want solution like this http://epaper.timesofindia.com/Default/Client.asp?Daily=TOIM&showST=true&login=default&pub=TOI&Enter=true&Skin=TOINEW&AW=1333084145015
Please help me out..
ePaper in your context is a web app developed by Pressmart, and it appears to be proprietary, or at the very least not developer-friendly. So I highly doubt there have been advances in PHP libraries for it.
I'm sure as a partner, they have internal documentation and tech support that you can request more information from. They may even have a web API with PHP examples (I've seen worse companies that knew they had to keep up).
This is all info I've gathered in the last 7 minutes, so there may be more out there. But you should always reach out to the developer support of the product if they don't have easy access to documentation, as this is a sure-sign that there is not a large population of developers in the general community that will know what you're talking about, let along give insight.
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I'm not sure that this is the right place to ask this, but I'm going to give it a try. I'm looking for an application that can read a barcode and then send the code to another application. The second application is a PHP one, an e-commerce website. The first application, the one that reads the code, can also be an iOS or Android application, I don't mind.
Long story short I need an application that scans a barcode and then sends the result to a PHP application.
Did any of you happen to use something like this before?
Thank you.
Check out this Sorceforge project: http://zbar.sourceforge.net/
It's an open library to read and parse barcodes. They also offer APIs for iOS/Linux.
See the discussions about Android support here http://sourceforge.net/projects/zbar/forums/forum/664596/topic/3750726 and Has anyone built ZBar using the Android NDK?