Developing multi language web sites using PHP is actually very easy. A common approach is having an include file for every supported language which contains an array that maps string ids to localized text (for example “WelcomeText” => “Welcome to our homepage.” would be included using something like ). However there are several problems with this approach. First of all, when the application is updated and additional strings are added, there is no way to determine which new strings were added and if they are present in every language (unless you write a script for it). What happens if a newly added string is not yet translated into a specific language? …
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Coding at June 26th, 2008.
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What is it ?
It’s an audio player for MP3 file, intended for the diffusion on websites.
It’s open source, free and customizable.
More info and installation instructions here.
Also take a look on another flash player solution at gardelino.com
Have fun.
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Coding at June 23rd, 2008.
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This is another good example on how to make htaccess files for you apache web server!
full article: here!
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Coding at June 18th, 2008.
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A nice complete tutorial for us noobs…
I have searched the web far and near for a good tutorial on PHP Regular Expressions
and I have come up with a multitude of sites. However, I needed just a little bit of
information from each of the sites and I ended up trying to move between 10 different
webpages to get the information I needed at a particular time. This tutorial is a
collation of all those bits of information. Some of this is my work, but it is mostly
good collection of other tutorials available out there. In order to give authors credit
for their work, I have included ALL the links of those pages and if anyone feels like
this is an outrage, let me know and I will take down the relevant information.
So here goes…
Full tutorial: here!
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