milesjohnson

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...

I always thought CSS should have a little bit more power, like the use of inline programming functions and dynamic variables. That's exactly why I set out to write my Compression class. On top of compressing the CSS files, saving cached versions and assigning dynamic variables, the class can now call PHP functions that have been written inline within the CSS itself. Continue reading...

It has been quite a while since I posted a real entry, I just haven't worked in CakePHP for the past few weeks. Hopefully these two new scripts and the new script versions will make up for it. Continue reading...

I got pretty bored the other day and also noticed this contest over at NetTuts, and thought to myself, "Why not enter Databasic into the contest?". Well that is my plan, but I also wanted to fix some problems and restraints in the current version. The new version supports AND/OR operators in the conditions, as well the column operators (!=, <=, etc) have been rebuilt. Continue reading...

I recently needed the ability to display a list of feed items, but the catch was I needed them to be combined from multiple feeds, a feed aggregator. Its really simple, the script is a CakePHP Component that will take a list of feeds and aggregate them into a single array based on their timestamp. It works with RSS 1.0 (RDF), RSS 2.0 and Atom 1.0 and has the ability to cache its results. Continue reading...