PHP Programming

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Hey, so I'm fairly new to php and mySQL and I've been trying to convert one of my projects over from ASP.NET/C#/SQL Server. Basically my project is a wordpress style blog and cms that I'm recreating from scratch. My question is: How do you go about doing onclick functions? I've read about using ajax to do it but i have little experience. From what i know now, the plan would be to create multiple php pages for each click event (ex: click on delete post/comment and the form action is delete.php, or creating a new post would be create.php). I want to know if there is a way to put these functions in one file and be able to call the functions from that file, kinda like javascript or c#/vb codebehinds. Also, i know i'm supposed to use /r/PHPhelp for php questions but it seems kinda dead over there sooo..... submitted by OnMyWings [link] [2 comments]

I'm fairly savvy with html and css so my friend asked me to try and edit the text on the front page of his website that was built with php. I went to his ftp client and edited the text in his index.html but nothing happened. How would one go about making these changes appear online? submitted by had_to_upvote [link] [1 comment]

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Ive been having so much trouble with OAuth blogger, our teacher sprung it on it and ive been having so much trouble with it, we have been learning PHP for about 3-4 months now, but it still confuses me compared to straight up PHP written from scratch. I would like it if someone could help me at all i would prefer messenger, would be much help! EDIT: OAUTH* submitted by Shapop [link] [comment]

Hey Fellow PHP peeps, like alot of people, I've been working alot with CodeIgniter and I'm looking to start using another PHP framework. The type of apps I mostly build at work are short-term contest type things. Occasionally I'll build something that is running for a long time, but it's rare. I've heard alot about Laravel and have tested out L3 a bunch. Version 4 looks like it's more robust and has composer compatibility, which is a huge plus for me. Question is, has anyone used L4 on a production site? Any scaling, stability issues? Thanks! submitted by creullin [link] [comment]

I have an NGINX website that runs off a MySQL database. I'm writing a component for it that would read off our existing ticketing system which runs off an MSSQL server. Currently I have the PDO connection string making a connection to the server, specifying the database name, and all is well. I'd like to be able to re-use that connection and query another database on the same server without having to make a 3rd PDO connection. What I'd like to do is make my mssql pdo connection to the server and not specify the database name, and then just prefix my queries with "USE <dbname>" so I can switch databases at will. Well, it's not working. Omitting the database name from the connection string makes a connection, but when I do a USE <dbname>; SELECT * FROM <table> I get a boolean false returned. If I do USE <dbname> GO SELECT.... I still get a boolean false return. Are there any tricks to achieving my goal? Do I really have to run a separate query that simply says "USE <dbname>" and then...

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hello old friend. short and sweet, my first "real" job was as a PHP developer in 2000-2001. I did a lot of cool things for the time, but I am admittedly well behind the current state of affairs. I'm no dummy when it comes to development, been doing a lot of Python and DB-based programming (pl/sql, t-sql, etc) but haven't done much PHP work in a long time. I've offered up my services to help a friend tear apart an existing CI project and rewrite parts of it. so, i'm looking for tips/advice on getting an old dog like myself back into the PHP mix...a good tutorial for a rusty dev, not a total newbie would be a good start, perhaps something around CI? I bookmarked the video series on the Ellis Labs site, so that's probably my first stop. Also, what is the IDE of choice? I have a MacBook and a Linux laptop, so nothing strictly Windows, please. Any other tips? tl;dr: get this rusty developer back in the mix submitted by dwaynehoov [link] [1 comment]