Comments for Thy PHP http://www.thyphp.com All about your PHP Thu, 11 Mar 2010 00:41:10 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3.1 Comment on The new way to write AJAX applications with PHP by Sukhdev http://www.thyphp.com/the-new-way-to-write-ajax-applications-with-php.html#comment-1785 Sukhdev Thu, 21 Jan 2010 10:57:22 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/the-new-way-to-write-ajax-applications-with-php.html#comment-1785 Hi all, can anyone let me know how to open another page in same window when we clicked on the link and all the values of the current page shold also be displayed in that page. I think it would be done with the help of ajax. sO i request you tok please tell me if anyone know about it. Thanks, Hi all,
can anyone let me know how to open another page in same window when we clicked on the link and all the values of the current page shold also be displayed in that page. I think it would be done with the help of ajax. sO i request you tok please tell me if anyone know about it.
Thanks,

]]> Comment on The new way to write AJAX applications with PHP by 網站製作學習誌 » [Web] 連結分享 http://www.thyphp.com/the-new-way-to-write-ajax-applications-with-php.html#comment-1784 網站製作學習誌 » [Web] 連結分享 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 02:45:39 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/the-new-way-to-write-ajax-applications-with-php.html#comment-1784 [...] The new way to write AJAX applications with PHP [...] […] The new way to write AJAX applications with PHP […]

]]> Comment on Friendly URL without mod_rewrite by Aaron Wall http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-without-mod_rewrite.html#comment-1782 Aaron Wall Sun, 11 Oct 2009 10:23:31 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-without-mod_rewrite.html#comment-1782 Great helpful information, Thanks for this nice post, just subscribed your feed, hope you will update new post soon. keep it up. Aaron. Great helpful information, Thanks for this nice post, just subscribed your feed, hope you will update new post soon.
keep it up.

Aaron.

]]> Comment on Friendly URL! is it really needed? by sandrar http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-is-it-really-needed.html#comment-1781 sandrar Thu, 10 Sep 2009 22:36:35 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-is-it-really-needed.html#comment-1781 Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post... nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R. Hi! I was surfing and found your blog post… nice! I love your blog. :) Cheers! Sandra. R.

]]> Comment on Friendly URL without mod_rewrite by Coreys Arbogast http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-without-mod_rewrite.html#comment-1780 Coreys Arbogast Sat, 04 Jul 2009 10:28:34 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-without-mod_rewrite.html#comment-1780 Very nice information. Thanks for this. Regards, Jane Very nice information. Thanks for this.
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Jane

]]> Comment on Friendly URL! is it really needed? by Mulkazarus http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-is-it-really-needed.html#comment-1778 Mulkazarus Fri, 13 Mar 2009 21:36:51 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/friendly-url-is-it-really-needed.html#comment-1778 <a href="http://www.offersfine.com/rl_cmprwm.php?ct=706z2" rel="nofollow">2]<b>Get your own Nintendo Wii</b></a> The games console with one of the strangest names on the planet (it's pronounced 'wee') is also one of the most innovative. In fact, with its potential to change the face of the gaming landscape, Wii may be on the verge of a new era, if you'll pardon the pun. The $400 Wii package comprises a square white console unit and stand that plugs into your TV or AV receiver, a wireless sensor bar that connects to the console and receives wireless commands from the battery-powered paddle-style Wiimote controller. Basic composite cables are supplied, but if you have a plasma or LCD the $50 component cable options will deliver better picture quality. The console also supports an SD slot, USB port and a DVD drive for games. Games data can be saved to SD memory cards, which weren't officially released at the time of publication, but in lieu of their arrival, GameCube memory cards will suffice. The USB port can't be used to save games either, but will enable future hardware upgrades such as a hard drive or DVD player, although no announcements have been made to this effect. Despite its DVD drive, the console is not a DVD player (a modification chip is required if you want to watch movies). Nor is it the high definition, hard drive-toting, networked multimedia online multiplayer gaming machine that is the Xbox 360 or forthcoming Playstation 3. Instead, it presents as the most affordable 'next generation' games machine available and, certainly, lacks for no important ingredients if you want to have fun. 2]Get your own Nintendo Wii
The games console with one of the strangest names on the planet (it’s pronounced ‘wee’) is also one of the most innovative. In fact, with its potential to change the face of the gaming landscape, Wii may be on the verge of a new era, if you’ll pardon the pun.
The $400 Wii package comprises a square white console unit and stand that plugs into your TV or AV receiver, a wireless sensor bar that connects to the console and receives wireless commands from the battery-powered paddle-style Wiimote controller. Basic composite cables are supplied, but if you have a plasma or LCD the $50 component cable options will deliver better picture quality. The console also supports an SD slot, USB port and a DVD drive for games.
Games data can be saved to SD memory cards, which weren’t officially released at the time of publication, but in lieu of their arrival, GameCube memory cards will suffice. The USB port can’t be used to save games either, but will enable future hardware upgrades such as a hard drive or DVD player, although no announcements have been made to this effect.
Despite its DVD drive, the console is not a DVD player (a modification chip is required if you want to watch movies). Nor is it the high definition, hard drive-toting, networked multimedia online multiplayer gaming machine that is the Xbox 360 or forthcoming Playstation 3. Instead, it presents as the most affordable ‘next generation’ games machine available and, certainly, lacks for no important ingredients if you want to have fun.

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]]> Comment on PHP Spam detection project by David http://www.thyphp.com/php-spam-detection-project.html#comment-1774 David Sun, 28 Dec 2008 00:35:51 +0000 http://www.thyphp.com/php-spam-detection-project.html#comment-1774 Thanks for the PHP libraries - I need to implement something like this and your scripts will help in looking into text algorithms. Thanks for the PHP libraries - I need to implement something like this and your scripts will help in looking into text algorithms.

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