Articles with tag Tutorial

CodeIgniter

Code Igniter jQuery and Ajax

Posted on: Jan 22nd 2012
In this tutorial I will show you how to use the jQuery and Ajax inside the Code Igniter framework. We will create a page where we will create a drop down of states coming from the database. And once a state is selected, the list of cities will come through Ajax.
CodeIgniter

Codeigniter tutorial: Quick and Easy - Part 1

Posted on: Jan 11th 2012

CodeIgnitor is one of the easiest of all the PHP framework available and definitely it is one of the most well documented one compared to a few other famous frameworks. It has a huge list of helper functions and big library of useful features.

So, let's dive in and check out how this framework works.

SyntaxHighlighter with Drupal 7

SyntaxHighlighter with Drupal 7

Posted on: Aug 21st 2011

 

As told in my previous micro blog post, I was looking for an easy way to format the code that I was putting on my site based on drupal. I wanted it to be quick and easy to integrate with Drupal. And yes, I wanted something which would work on the client side and not on the server side. So, no  PHP code or things like that.

Yii framework: Introduction to MVC

Posted on: Jul 30th 2011
In my last tutorial on Yii framework, I explained how to create a basic web application using the Yii framework with the help of command line. This time we are going to extend more on that. We will see how Yii work on the MVC principal and how we can make use of that using a very simple example. I assume that you have knowledge of creating a web app with the Yii framework / already created an app using the Yii interface / read my previous article Making a simple web app using Yii framework.

CSS hack/fix for Google chrome and Safari

Posted on: Feb 22nd 2011
This time it is a small one about how to fix a css issue. I was working on the theme of my website when I came across this strange problem. One of my div container with an image had some negative margin. This was working wonders on Firefox and Opera, but somehow Google chrome was not in a mood to co-operate. I could have used some server side code to check the browser and things like that, but then, it would have been an overkill for a small problem which can be take care with CSS hack. By the way, I have not even mentioned about Internet Explorer because personally, I don't support it. If it is working, then well and good :P (a way to say no to IE).