AjaxHandler

The Ajax Handler is a CakePHP Component that processes and handles AJAX requests. It determines what action should be dealt as an AJAX call, applies the appropriate filters, prepares the data for a response and responds with the appropriate headers.

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Sep
26

Code snippets now available

Code, CakePHP, Programming, PHP, Javascript // 0 comments
So over the years I have written many small code snippets, functions and what have you, and thought it would be a good idea to release them to you guys. I use most of these snippets on my own projects and applications and are great to be re-usable everywhere. Most, if not all the snippets, will deal with PHP and Javascript, however I have thrown in some CakePHP and jQuery ones. Continue reading...
May
30

Creating a simple debug() function

Programming, PHP // 5 comments
If you are ever like me and hate having to type print_r and echo pre blocks whenever you want to debug a variable or array, this function is for you! This is a global function that can be used to output any data that you need to debug and it comes equipped with some nifty features. Continue reading...
May
26

Setting up vHosts

Programming, Resources // 4 comments
If you have ever used a local server, you would immediately realize that you can only develop one site at a time using the given root. You could however setup multiple folders for different websites within your local servers root, but the problem with that is they would all share the same root, big problem! To fix this you would have to set up virtual hosts, or vhosts for short. A vhost is a small server side trick (using Apache) that allows for multiple domains (websites) under the same root or IP address. Continue reading...
Dec
13

Fixing malformed urls in Mint

Programming, Tutorials // 2 comments
Recently since I moved to this new domain, I wanted to use my old Mint database and keep all my statistics. So I transferred my Mint licenses, installed Mint 2 on the new domain, updated Mints DB configuration and added the JavaScript tag to start tracking. Everything was up and working, but there was one big problem, all my urls were malformed and escaped. Here is how I fixed them. Continue reading...