I would like to edit text/pdf/excel files on the website itself and want to save it back to the server via the website. I'm looking for an editor plugin similar to Google Docs, but for Joomla.
Is there any viewer/editor api available?
i suggest you have a look at hotscripts.com
i saw couple of scripts that might fit your description. But never in one single script for that i think you will need to write it by yourself
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Im creating a Web App and i wanted to know how to add a face image to a video.
The image will be attached to video with "Sign Up with Facebook"(No problem with this)
I think there's a way to code it with PHP or something else
This is a referal
https://itunes.apple.com/us/app/santa-hq-elfie/id935702306?mt=8
Any suggestion or a Link will be very helpful
Thank you.
You can't just using PHP, because PHP in itself doesn't provide the necessary libraries for recording editing videos.
To edit video you'll need ffmpeg (there is PHP extension) installed on your server. You can then access these programmes by using the the exec() function in PHP.
https://github.com/PHP-FFMpeg/PHP-FFMpeg
Another alternative is to use the angularjs and classes Video Editor to create the video (https://github.com/moviemasher/angular-moviemasher).
I think you have to develop your own video creator, I dont know a ready solution via html5 or php, so you need develop.
First off sorry for being a complete newb and if this is a something I shouldn't be bothering people with, but I am fairly new to PHP and I have been tasked by my employer to make a couple of changes to a website that seems to be written primarily in PHP.
The website is ems-uk.co.uk
I have been asked just to check the location on the maps that display on the pages but I can't for the life of me find the file to edit within the file manager. I can find exactly what I need to change when I "inspect element" in Chrome but cannot find anything even close in the index.php file and there appears to be no other files for separate pages.
Hope someone can direct me in the right area and sorry again if this is the wrong arena for a question like this.
A bit of inspection suggest this is an OpenCart powered CMS/ecom site with the Kuler Moment theme (skin 3). I'm not familiar with the OpenCart dashboard but you may be able to log in and configure the google maps module from there. Failing that I would look in the theme files for the location map section.
You're looking to it wrong. PHP is server sided, you're trying to edit things client side.
You will need access to the webserver and edit code there. If you're asking this I'm not sure if its good if you're editing pages on that website though.
Hi all you lovely stack peeps... heres hoping you can help me with a small conundrum.
A web system I am developing needs to provide users with the ability to preview documents. I am looking into ways of generating Jpgs of the first few pages of documents but that may not be possible on our server ATM.
Facebook seam to have recently gone very microsoft, one of the functions they have added is the preview option to "docs". This seams to use the world web app tool by microsoft.
I have googled arround and the only way to use this seams to be to embed things from a skydrive account. This won't suit my website (and I think we would break to terms if we tried) so I was wondering if there was some kind of API available. I havn't found one but I was wondering if anyone else had?
Alternatively what is the best solution for previewing Microsoft documents on-line?.. is there a library or tool kit available anywhere for doing this kind of thing? Is there an open office version of the world web app?
Cheers!
Chris
If i understand your question, you try to preview documents like pdf,ppt,doc etc within your web app?
If yes, you can try google docs viewer
You can have an iframe, with its src targeting to the google viewer. So, if your document is this: http://samplepdf.com/sample.pdf you can preview it like:
<iframe src='https://docs.google.com/viewer?url=http%3A%2F%2Fsamplepdf.com%2Fsample.pdf&embedded=true'width='400'></iframe>
Edit:
Here's a fiddle of how it's working: http://jsfiddle.net/7ueuU/
Edit 2:
Here's a list of supported files: http://support.google.com/docs/bin/answer.py?hl=en&answer=1738646
i am new in PHP and i'm just asking what tool can i use to create my webstite using PHP and MYsql as my database so that i don't have to write the HTML code myself some FREE tool that provides drags and drops or something so that i'm concerned only by the business behind each part , PHP work, any help? :)
I have used Eclipse. It is free, it's not WYSIWYG, but it does include very good auto complete features. I'm not sure that you will be able to drag and drop an e-commerce solution, for example, from any editor, but there are plenty of good code samples you can cut and paste and begin to work from there.
You can use this editor: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quanta_Plus
Have a look at Weebly.
Weebly is an online, free widget-based Web site creator. It uses a widget-style format, allowing
users to create pages with only a few clicks by dragging and dropping
different page elements
You can try it for free, and pay the hosting.
There is no PHP integration support tough.
Agile Toolkit allows you to develop web app without writing HTML, but you still need to write some PHP code and learn. If you are looking for UI-only solutions, look at Drupal.
I am currently working on a project documentation site for an OSS PHP project. Presently all of the docs are written in Markdown and stored as separate files.
I would really like to keep the core documentation as static files within the project so that they can be downloaded and used as well as read on my website. But on the website, I'd like to render those pages from within a CMS.
In addition to presenting the code docs, I also want to provide a forum for discussion and a blog.
Wordpress is what I have experience with, but is there a better system for what I am trying to accomplish specifically?
For Blog and CMS I would suggest stick with Wordpress since you already have experience on it. And as far as Forum is concerned I would suggest SimplePress forum. I have been using it on my Wordpress installation and found it really good. You can see live forum on the link above to see how it looks in real world.
Also Wordpress has several nice plugins like Download Manager that will give you ability to manage your downloads/files.
Can't confirm if wp is the best, but it's certainly good enough.
To include your docs, you'll have to write a plugin, not likely that you will find one existing that does exactly what you want.
For forum, you should find a plugin. Google for posts similar to this to choose a best match.
Firstly Wordpress isn't a framework.
I believe CakePHP has the functionality to load hardcoded pages when they're placed in the webroot folder of the app. I'm unsure as to how they're loaded in regards to routing/templating however.