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I ran into a snag implementing a general callback strategy. The issue is that you can’t use a class name as a variable and then call one of its methods. Here is the backdrop, the boo-boo, and the workaround.
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There are rumblings that TinyURL, the oldest and probably most well-known URL shortener on the ‘nets, may not be the best link shrinker to use any more, mainly because you can’t track clicks. There are many other free shorteners that allow you to track your clicks. Adjix.com gives you the option of monetizing your clicks as well. 6 comments - (Comments are closed) Geek Stuff, Hacking and Security, Monetizing adjix, Adjix.com, API, cloaking, CPM, DNS, DNS wizardry, domain, frame, FREE, monetize, PHP, Seinfeld, shrinkage, strip ad, TinyURL, tracking, URL shrinker
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Continue reading wsdl2php Web Services Proxy Class generator 5 comments - (Comments are closed) Geek Stuff, Hacking and Security bogus data, boilerplate, bork, class, definition language, extension, geek, hello world, Legacy, namespaces, nusoap, object, pear, PHP, point, program, proxy, proxy classes, rosetta stone, service, soft core, typos, WSDL, wsdl document, xml, xml language Anyone who tweets or sends URL’s in emails likes short URL’s for different reasons. Twitter users like ‘em because of the 140 char limit for tweets. You don’t want to use all 140 chars allocation on some hairy ugly URL–you also need a few to hint what it IS! Programmatic email senders like ‘em because they fit on one line. Is there an API to do this under program control? 8 comments - (Comments are closed) Fun Web and Blog Goodies, Geek Stuff, Hacking and Security API, automate, crunch, curl, email client, Exception, function, GET, getTinyUrl, hairy ugly URL, line, link, linkedin, multi-line links in email, PHP, POST, query string, support, third party, TinyURL, TinyURL API, toolbar, toolbar button, trivial api, twitter Where I lay out my master plan to leverage Ning . . . → Read More: Master Plan to Leverage Ning Events 2 comments - (Comments are closed) Geek Stuff, Hacking and Security API, backend, calendar, events, Legacy, leverage, linkedin, ning, PHP
Zend Framework seems to suit my needs. I considered CakePHP and Symfony, both strong contenders, and CodeIgniter, which some people love, and I had downloaded and played with a few homegrown ones as well. But the bottom line is Continue reading Zend Framework Chronicles Part I |
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