I'm trying to make an upload function in this website I'm working on, but till now no succes.
I tried using Plupload, but can't get it to work. Same goes for Uploadify, can't find any tutorial or good explanation in how to install these plugins in your webpage.
Does anybody know a good and easy to use multiple upload tool I can easily implement in the page?
Thanks in advance!
Well, from the comments on the question:
It doesn't get much easier than
Uploadify.
See here for detailed instructions: http://www.uploadify.com/documentation/
I like to use this little thingy.
it is very easy to implement and works very well for me.
it uses the Dojo toolkit - i think you should check it out
Try https://github.com/valums/file-uploader, has a nice readme, and supports drag and drop in some browsers.
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after some research I found that the best option for my current proyect is to use AS3 in collaboration with ZendAMF to be able to connect with PHP->MySql.
But, there is a little problem, I cant make it work, and maybe its me, but the official (official website) documentation kind of sucks.
So, is there a proper guide to have a working example using ZendAMF?
Thx very much.
Edit.: Im not using Flex components, thou Im using Flash Builder my project is entirely AS3.
Try this tutorial: http://corlan.org/2008/11/13/flex-and-php-remoting-with-zend-amf/
Can you please let me know where do I get YII Framework plugin for Netbeans? I tried to search but I couldn't find.
Thank you very much!
The question is why do you need a plugin?
Just include Yii framework path in your project include path and all your functions will be part of autocomplete.
I use Yii with netbeans all the time and never felt the need for one. However there is another IDE, codelobster, who recently launched a plugin for yii, you might check it out but it is not as good as netbeans for advanced users, however good enough for basic usage so you might be interested.
Also for PDT there is plugin adding yii framework support. At the moment functionality is limited to creating new yii-powered project and some useful navigation (controller/action -> view, view -> view (partial render), widget->widgetClass, and some others.
More information you can find at yiiclipse home page.
There isn't one currently. That's why you couldn't find it.
actually it is available here is the link
http://www.yiiframework.com/news/69/yii-plugin-for-netbeans/
I have just entered in the world of OpenX, and as figured out that new version is built with PLUGIN Framework. I have gone through the Openx plugin development documentation, but its quite bit complicated and half explained.
Being a php developer, I would like to jump into plugin development for openx.
If anyone can point me to a starting, with good reference and tutorial?
Thanks,
Tanmay
I didn't got much reference but here is the link which can help you create plugins
https://svn.openx.org/openx/trunk/plugins_repo/release/openXDeveloperToolbox.zip
With this you can create a framework of plugin. This will be a great help to understand the file structure.
Hope some one will be helped
by using openX Developer Toolbox we we can create new mock plugins, basically it will create a new mock plugin files and you have to change those files as per requirement and you can install that plugin. It is not fully good solution for building a plugin but yes it will help you build a plugin.
Here is another resource for plugins (includes a link to the Toolbox above as well as a demo plugin):
http://blog.openx.org/05/plugin-framework-exposed/
Take care when using the plugin-skeleton generator. It will generate the function name of the delivery method with a wrong name. So at the end it will NOT be called at all.
Adding "_adRender" (as a postfix) to the function-name should fix this.
Does anyone use Visual Studio to do WordPress development? If so, how do you do it?
Programming for Wordpress is mainly coding css, php, html and js files. If you're asking about using Visual Studio for this scenario, I'm assuming you want a plugin that provides code hints for WordPress development API. Since I don't know anyone, I'm going to give you some other options.
Dreamweaver and CodeLobster come to mind as commercial applications. If you want something in the open source world, I recommend you a normal multi language IDE that supports PHP: the most important thing here is to use one that at least supports some kind of snippet functionality.
That goes from Netbeans to Aptana (which is based on Eclipse) to notepad++ with snippets functionality. The last one is an interesting solution since it's really lightweight but you will need to create your own snippets for Wordpress API functions and hooks.
I had Aptana installed in my machine in the past, but now I'm using gVim with snipmate plugin and some snippets of my own that I create when I realize I'm doing repetitive tasks.
No built-in support for VS, and I guess there won't be, but there are some options like the answer on this thread for Expressions. The other thing I've been looking at recently is WebMatrix - it looks promising in that it supports WordPress.
Did you check out VS.php ?
I've looked in vain for a decent plug-in for VS that would properly handle PHP, and have never been able to find one.
I always end up back with Netbeans.
Textmate :)
Old question, I know. But if I came looking, someone else probably will as well. :)
Couple of videos here about the plug-in
PHP Tools for Visual Studio
A wordpress plugin developer saying how he uses visual studio code with plugins to run his wordpress:
https://deliciousbrains.com/vs-code-wordpress/
He seems like he knows what he's talking about.
I'm looking around for an open source form building package for PHP, and figured the hive-mob-mind of StackOverflow might be able to tilt me in the right direction.
Specifically, I'm looking for a form/survey builder application. I want something that lets an end user use a web based GUI to create and configure/surveys and web-based forms.
What are the de-facto standard tools/packages that people use for this kind of thing these days. I'm interested in software packages, not in hosted services.
php-form-builder-class is an open-source project hosted on Google's Project Hosting service - http://code.google.com/p/php-form-builder-class/. There are many examples included to get you started quickly. I don't believe there is currently a GUI provided for end users to build forms though. I use this in my development and would recommend.
Hey you should check the jquery.formbuilder by botskonet on github in URL:
jquery.formbuilder
I don't know of a stand-alone package, but I know some CMS solutions have this. Maybe you could look into their code base and if it's modulare use it in your project.
One I know of that uses it is WebSiteBaker. Don't know if the code is any good thoug.
I think you want something with a GUI that your users can use to make forms...
Try this..
http://blog.sonuku.com/2009/04/11/php-formbuilder/
-FT
Apponitro pForm is the only thing I've ever seen with a GUI. You still have to paste the code into your page (and write the handler). They have a paid version MachForm with more features. I've never used them so I can't make any recommendations.