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Package: cache_TS Summary: Cache the output of PHP script in files Groups: Cache, Files and Folders Author: Jacek Wloka Description: This class can be used to cache the output of PHP script in files. First it checks the cache file of a given cache key. If the cache file exists and it has not expired, the class outputs the contents of the cache file. If the cache file does not yet exist or it has expired, the class starts capturing the output of the script and stores it in the cache file. The directory where the cache files are stored and the cache file expiry time are configurable parameters.

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LinkMeIn
The class retrieves and parses the user contact list exported by the site in a format for Microsoft Outlook. The contact list may be returned as an array or served as the output of the current script in a RSS 2.0 format.
Tutoriel SQLite Et PHP5
SQLite est un petit SGBD (environ 250 Ko) implémentant en grande partie le standard SQL92 et compatible PHP 5. Contraitement à de nombreux SGBD, SQLite ne reproduit pas le schéma habituel client/serveur mais est directement intégré aux programmes en utilisant des fichiers pour stocker les bases de données.
Advanced JSON: Persistence Mapping, Mashups, RPCs And Beyond
The access and manipulation of data is core to most Web applications. JSON has proven to be a very easy to use, yet an immensely powerful data interchange protocol. However, by itself JSON is lacking a number of important capabilities, and efficient client/server data interaction must usually be customized, making development and interoperability difficult.
The Dark Side Of AJAX - JavaScript Hijacking And How It Works
This session by the man who discovered the first cross-vendor AJAX vulnerability - JavaScript Hijacking - will detail it and other security concerns while also discussing ways that AJAX could be implemented to make it less risky. Finally, we will take a look at AJAX security incidents to-date, and identify the ways that increased adoption of AJAX is likely to change the way hackers behave.
Simple CAPTCHA Class
Package: Simple CAPTCHA Class Summary: Generate CAPTCHA validation images Groups: Graphics, Validation Author: Allan Irvine Description: This class can be used to generate CAPTCHA validation images.
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PHP 5.2.4
L'équipe de développement de PHP a publié une nouvelle version : la 5.2.4. Cette nouvelle version corrige près de 120 bogues présent dans la branche 5.2 de PHP. Les corrections apportées concernent l'utilisation de wordwrap, GD, chunk_split, php_openssl_make_REQ, glob, open_basedir...
PHP 5.2.4 Released
The announcement states that:This release focuses on improving the stability of the PHP 5.2.X branch with over 120 various bug fixes in addition to resolving several low priority security bugs. All users of PHP are encouraged to upgrade to this release.You can download your copy at the php.net site, view full details of the release, and check the changelog for specific changes.
The Bakery: Five New Posts - Custom Views, CSS, ViewInFile, ActsAs And Email Validation
The Bakery has posted five new articles/tutorials for topics like customizing the view and sending emails a little differently: $anything_for_layout: Making HTML from the View available to the layout Did you ever have a side navigation that you wanted to change based upon changes in the view?
Upcoming Conferences
My schedule for the remainder of 2007 is mostly solidified, and I wanted to take a moment to mention the conferences I'll be attending. (I have been cutting back on conferences this year, but there are always a few that I don't want to miss.) php|works is being held at the Sheraton Gateway in Atlanta, and I'll be giving two talks, one of which is a keynote entitled PHP 4 Is Dead: They say PHP 4 is dead.
PHP.net: PHP 5.2.4 Released
This release focuses on improving the stability of the PHP 5.2.X branch with over 120 various bug fixes in addition to a resolving several low priority security bugs. All users of PHP are encouraged to upgrade to this release.

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