Sean wrote:
> which php framework would you recommend?
For what exactly? Depends what you want to do...
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Hi,
after loading a PHP script on my "production" server and accessing the
pages generated by the script, I get wierd stuff like this:
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where the †Ë¯Øp; is supposed to be a . I use a browser that is on
the same box as the server, but access it not through localhost but by
using th
Hi Scott,
Excellent. I've downloaded the files and will be contacting Jaisen for
follow up. Thanks for the lead.
Allen
Scott Mattocks wrote:
> Efficient development Using PHP, JSON and AJAX
> Jaisen Mathai - FotoFlix
>
> From the Wednesday morning sessions. I don't remember the name of the
Efficient development Using PHP, JSON and AJAX
Jaisen Mathai - FotoFlix
From the Wednesday morning sessions. I don't remember the name of the
script (it is not FotoFlix though). If you can find Jaisen's blog he
probably has a link there.
Scott
Allen Shaw wrote:
> Scott, any chance you remembe
Scott, any chance you remember the topic of the presentation, day it was
on, or any other details?
Thanks,
Allen
Scott Mattocks wrote:
> Disclaimer: I haven't read the entire thread and I don't have exact details.
>
> I was at ZendCon last week and one of the presenters on Ajax stuff used
> a
Yes Scott, this is the kind of thing I'm talking about, though I hadn't
thought of using it in a room full of laptops. I'll try and follow up.
Thanks,
Allen
Scott Mattocks wrote:
> Disclaimer: I haven't read the entire thread and I don't have exact details.
>
> I was at ZendCon last week and o
Disclaimer: I haven't read the entire thread and I don't have exact details.
I was at ZendCon last week and one of the presenters on Ajax stuff used
a PHP/Ajax script that allowed him to change the slides in everyone
else's browser as they followed along with the presentation. I don't
remember
Allen
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Hi Peter,
Those are actually quite interesting; thanks for the references. They
do seem to be attempting the same goal as me, but I'm not sure the
MS-only requirements are going to fit my needs. From what I can see,
this is a pure-play MS solution, relying on PowerPoint (obviously) and
the W
Thanks everyone for a good discussion on this thread. I've decided to
go ahead and build this myself, because I just haven't been able to find
anything like it, and I believe I can write it well enough to suit my
needs: simple support for real-time slide presentations with only a web
browser.
100% Microserfs may try these assured to be counter intuitive PowerPoint
techniques described briefly in these online trips and ticks:
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-275,subcat-OFFICESOFT.html
http://www.dummies.com/WileyCDA/DummiesArticle/id-277.html
Warmest regards,
Pete
At 12:45 PM -0600 11/4/06, Allen Shaw wrote:
>Hi Ed,
>
>Yeah, I know. That's what I was thinking, too: this ought to exist. I
>did google around quite a bit, but all I'm finding are apps to help me
>put up a slideshow that the user pages through himself (for example,
>SlideshowPro and others). Wh
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