2008-08-20(水)
It can connect to a given SMTP server and send a e-mail message with given headers and body data.
A separate script provides a replacement for the mail() and ezmlm_hash() functions that uses this class to send messages when the PHP mail() function is not available.
This class reuses several methods from the Nomad MIME Mail class originally written by Alejandro Garc�a Gonz�lez, and is therefore LGPL licensed.
It takes as parameters a string and data to compute the check, a seed value and the length of the checksum.
The class returns the computed checksum in a class variable.
Remember when you went to SXSWi last year, and you said “I love the parts where I meet cool people and eat free food and drink free booze and throw up, but I wish the presentations and panels weren’t so goddamn fluffy?” Me too. That’s why Alex Payne (aka “The Guy Who Has Actual Name Recognition”) and myself submitted the talk “Security for the Social Set.”
The idea is that we give some solid, useful information about the security problems social networking apps have to deal with, and how to deal with them. While we can’t get too focused on specific languages and frameworks, client-side defense with JavaScript will certainly be demonstrated, and I intend to show examples in PHP and probably a couple other platforms (coughRailscough). It will be hard to get into heavy detail within the alloted time, but it’s my hope that we can kickstart awareness and understanding of fundamental secure web app programming techniques.
Plus, I need a justification for dropping the coin for hotel and air fare on this boozefest, so please, vote for us.
- Security for the Social Set (SXSW 2009)
Oh, and a few other meaty talks you should consider include:
A friend’s client is looking for a Drupal engineer.
Company: Stealth mode
Job Title: Drupal Engineer
Description: Drupal engineer needed for stealth mode company founded by serial entrepreneur in NYC
The candidate must be in the US. The position reports to Project Manager and CEO via weekly conference calls.
Must haves:
- Drupal 5.9 experience
- Solid experience utilizing views, organic groups and PHP
- Verifiable references
- At least 5 years of experience
This is a contract position which may turn into a full time role as the company grows.
Please send resumes to me directly at lili [dot] balfour [at] atelierpartners [dot] com
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2)
その設定のまま動作させるのであれば app/config/core.php内の
define ('BASE_URL', env('SCRIPT_NAME'));
を有効にして、URLは
http://localhost/cake/posts/index
I can't believe it's already ZendCon time again! I've been meeting with the planning committee and I'm really excited about this year's conference. All the usual things are back to make it great: we have a great lineup of speakers, the Meet the Teams session, and special guests like noted PHP security expert Stefan Esser, Dion Almaer and Ben Galbraith of ajaxian.com, and Alex Russell from Dojo. When you add those names to the usual group of PHP experts and community members we always have at ZendCon, you can understand the excitement.
We are also continuing the tradition of hosting the ZendCon UnCon. This gives any attendee of ZendCon the chance to share their interest in PHP topics outside of the scheduled sessions. I encourage everyone registered for the conference to visit the UnCon wiki, review the sessions posted there and then post your own.
This year's wiki is up and if you are attending, you need to take a look at it to see what is going on, what groups will be there and get an early look at the UnCon schedule. Make sure you add your name to the growing attendee list. We have a twitter account, @zendcon that you can follow for last minute updates and special offers.
Speaking of Social Media, if you are talking about ZendCon, we want to know.
Make sure you tag your blog posts, tweets, photos and other social media conversations with zendcon08. This way we can track everything and share it with others.
If you haven't registered for ZendCon 08 yet then you need to hurry. Advance registrants get special pricing.
Finally, I want to say thank you to the PHP community and our great list of sponsors including Adobe, IBM, Microsoft and many others. Their participation will ensure that this year's conference will be great.
See you soon at ZendCon!
In this new post to his blog Marco Tabini eloquently explains something that less and less seem to be able to understand - the tool is only a means to an end. It's more about the artist and the end result than the tool.
What is beautiful code? Ask ten people, and you will probably get ten different answers. Ask them what makes a programming language beautiful, and you've got yourself the beginnings of a holy war.
He compares code to art - the language is just a tool, the canvas an editor waiting to be filled with lines of artist-generated works. Because of PHP's wonderful flexibility, it can be molded to fit just about any need a coder might see fit and gives them the power they need to really dig into the code and about the "paint by numbers" sort fo things language like Ruby have to offer.
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BAKASVVRさんは書きました:
1. divを表示させない方法ありますでしょうか?
On his blog recently Felix De Vliegher has posted about work he's done to gather some stats and great some data about how his PHP scripts are working based on a little statistical analysis.
Lately I've been interested in applying static analysis to PHP projects. Static analysis is the process of analysing software code - in our case PHP source code -, without actually executing the (compiled) result of the source code you're analysing.
He mentions some types of analysis and some of the tools that can be used to measure it. He also talks about issues it can help with (like the potential for harm if a part of code is changed) and a pointer to the Pixy software he used to generate the statistics (and images like this).
shiro-toさんは書きました:
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この場合の Object とは何のインスタンスでしょうか?
Windows XP
XAMPP
cake_1.1.19.xx
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Cakeブログチュートリアルの8「Post」 http://cakephp.jp/doc/apas08.html でブラウザで確認する項目がありますが、http://localhost/cake/posts/index でアクセスしてもObject not...
In a new blog post today Evert Pot shares some of his thoughts on integrating the Zend implementation of the OpenID protocol, Zend_OpenId, into his application.
The Zend Framework has a pretty good OpenID library. I was looking for a library written for PHP5 (strict), and this seemed like a good choice...
He mentions some of both sides of the argument - (the good) the flexibility of the library to work with different backend storage methods and (the bad) the requirements it has for the Zend Framework sessions system for authentication.

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