Category Archives: php

Top commentators

March 21, 2008 – 12:05 am

As you can see - presuming it still exists when you visit - I am displaying the top commentators. This Wordpress plugin is supplied by Nate Sanden and includes modifications to provide a widget by Karol Krizka.
I have edited the widget to fit the template styles; and I have removed an extra function that looks […]

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The next big thing…

March 18, 2008 – 4:10 pm

That’s actually what we do here at NZfusion; working on the next big thing… it’s hard out and many people don’t get the next big thing. Not like us anyhow. So I thought I’d share a few of the ingredients that we believe is important.
You shouldn’t mistake the list as conclusive, exclusive or even necessary; […]

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PHP components: login system and autosuggest

March 14, 2008 – 4:22 pm

This blog post would take ages: woork: PHP components: login system
They are all similar on the site - I’m interested in having a closer look at the autosuggest - I couldn’t get the jQuery one to work properly.
I’ve been starting to take posting a little more seriously - compiling notes for some posts (not this […]

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CakePHP update - still part 1

February 19, 2008 – 2:52 pm

There is further reading on how-to build cakePHP applications with IBM. But you’ll need a developer log in at IBM to read it (though I think it’s a free technicality).
I still haven’t worked out why CakePHP can’t find my application Models at cake.nzfusion.com, but it is working in my home environment, which is all I […]

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Building an interactive website using CakePHP - Part 1

February 19, 2008 – 12:00 pm

Step 0:
For starters, I am following the example - building a blog using CakePHP in the CakePHP Manual. From there I’ll make it do what I want, but I’ll also want to add other functionality. That will likely take a while, so you’ll have to wait. Part 1 covers the development done on day […]

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