Re: PHP Source code controller - Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP Discussion Boards

sarang_k13-Jul-09 6:35

13-Jul-09 6:35

Hi all,

I am new to PHP.Can any one tell me or give a link from where i can learn PHP especially in GUI programming,Like creating buttons,textbox's etc....

Thanks in advance,

Re: PHP Help

Tony Richards13-Jul-09 9:03

Tony Richards

13-Jul-09 9:03

Please don't take this as a negative comment:

Are you sure you want PHP? You are aware it's usually used for websites, in combination with (X)HTML? HTML is used to make the GUI, not PHP alone.

If you still want to learn PHP, I recommend W3Schools' PHP Tutorial[^] as a good place to start. Alternativly, if you want a book, the 'for Dummies' series has an excellent set of books: Amazon.co.uk search for 'PHP for Dummies'[^]

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Re: PHP Help

sarang_k17-Jul-09 18:58

sarang_k

17-Jul-09 18:58

actually i want to learn graphics programming in PHP can u tell me how can i .....

Re: PHP Help

Marc Firth13-Jul-09 22:00

Marc Firth

13-Jul-09 22:00

yeah you want to learn html and css first (they're easy if you haven't touched on them yet). Then learn php.

w3schools is a good place to start.

Get yourself a good editor like dreamweaver or aptana (open source which kinda means free).

To design the graphical elements I recommend learning to use photoshop, fireworks, flash and the gimp (it's an open source art program).

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PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash12-Jul-09 1:58

VarunPrakash

12-Jul-09 1:58

Is there any source code controller for PHP project?
My requirement is multiple programmers to work on the same project on same time..
Eg. Similar to "Visual Source Safe" for Microsoft Technology.

Re: PHP Source code controller

fly90412-Jul-09 4:16

fly904

12-Jul-09 4:16

What IDE are you using for the PHP project?

I have used Eclipse (with the PHP plugin) and used the VSS plugin[^] with that without any problems.

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Re: PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash12-Jul-09 7:04

VarunPrakash

12-Jul-09 7:04

I am using PHP Designer 2008

Re: PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash12-Jul-09 20:14

VarunPrakash

12-Jul-09 20:14

Fly,
Please let me know, what is the source controller to be used if I am using PHP Designer 2008 as IDE

Re: PHP Source code controller

Tony Richards13-Jul-09 8:59

Tony Richards

13-Jul-09 8:59

Hi,

Have you considered something like Subversion[^] Most IDEs have plug-ins for it, thought I don't know about the one you are using. It has the advantages of being open source as well.

If you are using Windows, I would highly recommend TortoiseSVN[^] which integrates with Windows Explorer.

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Re: PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash13-Jul-09 21:37

VarunPrakash

13-Jul-09 21:37

Thank you very much Tony.. Tortoise SVN matches my requirement..
I am working on that.. If any doubts I let you know..

Thank you..

Re: PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash14-Jul-09 0:27

VarunPrakash

14-Jul-09 0:27

When i try to export or import the files, the following message is i am getting..

Error: Repository moved permanently to "http://localhost/.."; Please Relocate

What should I do?

Re: PHP Source code controller

Muhammad Mazhar14-Jul-09 0:43

Muhammad Mazhar

14-Jul-09 0:43

I think SVN would be the best.

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Re: PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash14-Jul-09 1:06

VarunPrakash

14-Jul-09 1:06

Please can you tell me, how to configure SVN.. I am using XAMPP server and working folder is with in XAMPP

Re: PHP Source code controller

Muhammad Mazhar14-Jul-09 1:23

Muhammad Mazhar

14-Jul-09 1:23

Please have a look at following tutorial, hopefully it will help you
http://www.cs.ubc.ca/~vailen/svn_howto.htm[^]

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Re: PHP Source code controller

Muhammad Mazhar14-Jul-09 2:17

Muhammad Mazhar

14-Jul-09 2:17

Once you are done with setting up a SVN repository then you can make a checkout under XAMP desired folder.

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Re: PHP Source code controller

VarunPrakash14-Jul-09 18:47

VarunPrakash

14-Jul-09 18:47

Thank you.. for the configuration link.. Really it is good..

Ubuntu command for Sharing folders

suthakar5611-Jul-09 18:20

suthakar56

11-Jul-09 18:20

Hi all, can anyone tell the command for sharing a folder in ubundu system which i want access from windows xp, both are in network.
Thanks in advance..

Re: Ubuntu command for Sharing folders

Jimmanuel12-Jul-09 1:28

Jimmanuel

12-Jul-09 1:28

Samba is the tool for that. Just right click on the folder that you want to share and go to "Sharing Options".

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Re: Ubuntu command for Sharing folders

Indrora23-Sep-09 6:44

Indrora

23-Sep-09 6:44

or find the samba config files...

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Recursively Replace Text in Files

Grahamfff10-Jul-09 2:47

Grahamfff

10-Jul-09 2:47

I need to replace text in all text files in the directory (including sub-directoies).

I have managed to get the following working, but dont know how to combine them!

find . -exec grep –n "oldText" '{}' \; -print 

find . -type f -name '*.read' -print -exec sed s/oldText/newText/g '{}' \;

ANy suggestion please, I have done searches, but just want a simple one line command if possible.

Regards,

Andy.

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Re: Recursively Replace Text in Files

RomanMzh24-Jul-09 3:00

RomanMzh

24-Jul-09 3:00

Using Perl

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perl -pi -w -e 's/oldString/newString/g;' [place]

find -exec command to recursively delete all the files inside a folder with a specified name

Joan M8-Jul-09 6:51

Joan M

8-Jul-09 6:51

Hello all,

First of all I'm a Linux newbie (at much) so be gentle please... :P

I've been able to see that the version control software that the people on the design department is generating a special folder named OBSOLETE for each project.

Inside each of those folders all the data is not important.

I'm trying to delete all the contents inside those folders recursively.

Now I've been able to delete the obsolete folders, and even the help in the software tells me that doing it won't hurt the system... I would like not to do it.

Now I've used:

find . -name obsolete -exec rm -rf {} \;

The problem here is that I also remove the folder obsolete...

Does anyone know what should I write in order to remove the contents of all the obsolete folders and not the folders it selves?

As always, thank you in advance.

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Re: find -exec command to recursively delete all the files inside a folder with a specified name

Jimmanuel8-Jul-09 14:04

Jimmanuel

8-Jul-09 14:04

try this:

find . -wholename '.*/obsolete/*' -exec rm -rf {} \;

Re: find -exec command to recursively delete all the files inside a folder with a specified name

Joan M8-Jul-09 20:36

Joan M

8-Jul-09 20:36

Thank you, it worked like charm... Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

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Re: find -exec command to recursively delete all the files inside a folder with a specified name

Jörgen Sigvardsson18-Sep-09 8:32

Jörgen Sigvardsson

18-Sep-09 8:32

~~You can also use xargs: find . -name obsolete | xargs rm -rf~~

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