Category Archives: PHP

The power of streams

Posted on Thursday, 6th of January, 2011 by Jory

A while ago at work, a customer asked that we add an export of a specific table in his database to his website. It wasn’t a difficult export, just get every row in the database and output it in a … Continue reading →

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PHP’s SoapServer and generating WSDL files

Posted on Thursday, 9th of September, 2010 by Jory

Since PHP5, doing stuff with Soap became way easier. SoapServer and SoapClient where added, giving pretty much everybody the ability to create a simple SOAP provider and consumer. But, as always, there is a but. And the ‘but’ in this … Continue reading →

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Tricking browsers that are storing passwords

Posted on Saturday, 9th of February, 2008 by Jory

For a system that I’m working on that I plan to, at some point, release as open source product, I am going to implement a system so that, to get the specific pages, you need to enter your password even … Continue reading →

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Error reporting

Posted on Saturday, 29th of December, 2007 by Jory

This has been a draft for a while, so things are probally outdated but I’m still wondering about this, so here goes… I have been doing a lot more PHP lately then I have in a long while and that, … Continue reading →

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