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I've been handed a project that utilizes the ezpdf class to generate PDF files. Problem is, I can't seem to find any documentation on it on the net.
I've figured out most of changes that my bosses want implemented by looking into the code itself. What I couldn't figure out is how to change the background color of a table headers.
Can anyone point me to the right direction?
It appears that the eZ PDF Library is deprecated as of 4.x (doc.ez.no). However if you visit pubsvn.ez.no you will find some documentation generated from the code. If you are doing this all from the templates then the template pdf functions which use the eZPDF library should still work, look here for documentation.
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For my next project I want to have small issue tracker like this on github (in php and mysql/sqlite), do I need to write it from scratch or is there something like this already (open source)?
If you want work without code you can try one of these:
http://vermis.hellworx.com/ (Open source)
http://www.mantisbt.org/
There is MantisBT which uses PHP and MySQL but it's not exactly small.
Which functionality do you need?
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I want to allow users of a site I am building to create a powerpoint presentation through my site. I need them to be able to edit them and download them also. I want to do this over a site for reasons of version control.
I have tried the Google Drive implementation and its very good, can this be integrated with a php site?
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This is can be done using third party libraries. You can find out about these libraries through googling. One library that claims to do the job is
PHP PowerPoint 2007 classes.
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I have been looking for website templates to download so far I got only one bootstrap template. I can't seem to find much with source code attached with them for download. Which site do you recommend?
You aren't going to find many templates online that have ready made "server-side" code included. The point of a template is to kick-start the user interface and experience development. Normally it will only include HTML/CSS (and Javascript/Jquery) functionality. It is up to you (the coder) to fill in the implementation details according to your requirements and language of choice, .NET, PHP etc.
Here are some other bootstrap starter templates http://startbootstrap.com/all-templates
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There's a good 2-part series on ASP.NET for PHP Developers on http://net.tutsplus.com which is the opposite of what I'm looking for.
Is anyone familiar with something similar going the other direction, PHP for ASP.NET developers?
I know there is lots of information out there for PHP but I like the format for the article above.
This isn't exactly an answer, but worth noting. I've found that looking at source code for existing projects can be a valuable resource. To that end, try CakePHP, Drupal, or even Wordpress. I'm partial to Cake, myself, so maybe try reading this article which answers the question of WHY, oh why, you'd tinker with existing/working code :)
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Does anyone know of a good tool for cleaning up/formatting PHP files? I'd need something that can handle HTML with < ?php ?> tags, as well as pure PHP files. Ideally, I'd like a Maven mojo, since the rest of my code is being generated by Maven already.
Haven't worked with php for a while now, but I remembered using PHP Beautifier
I haven't really found any completely satisfactory solution yet, but I'm comparing several options, now. I'll be documenting my progress on my blog, if anyone's interested in the future.