Thursday, November 1, 2012
How to change the site layout only from CSS
So how can you make your site appear attractive on all devices, and not use too many resources? Your answer could be CSS.
Thursday, July 19, 2012
Substract a string on a word boundry using regexp
There are many answers on this problem, but i found one very easy to implement, lightweight, and fast.
I think the fewer code lines, the better, so why not using a regexp instead of substr?
Wednesday, July 18, 2012
Complex regular expressions (regex) in php
Regular expressions are a very good way to check if a text meets several standards or to search for patterns.
There are several regex that are most used by programmers.
I found out that many programmers don't really understand how regex works. Sometimes, the best way to learn regex is by example.
How to add a folder to a zip archive with PHP
If you want to use ZipArchive to archive a folder, you will notice that there is no dedicated method to do this. You will need to make a recursive function to do this.
function addDirectoryToZip(&$zip, $dir) { foreach(glob($dir . '/*') as $file) { if(is_dir($file)) addDirectoryToZip($zip, $file); else $zip->addFile($file); } }
Thursday, June 14, 2012
Perl-compatible regular expressions in PHP
Perl Compatible Regular Expressions (normally abbreviated as 'PCRE') offer a very powerful string-matching and replacement mechanism that far surpasses any other search and replace function.
Regular expressions are often thought of as very complex—and they can be at times. However, properly used they are relatively simple to understand and fairly easy to use. Given their complexity, of course, they are also much more computationally intensive than the simple search-and-replace functions. Therefore, you should use them only when appropriate—that is, when using the simpler functions is either impossible or so complicated that it’s not worth the effort.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Make textarea auto-height as you type using jQuery
Friday, January 13, 2012
How to programatically change a template file in drupal 6
Drupal does not have a special function to do this, but you can play with these 2 functiones: