milesjohnson

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...

If you are ever like me and hate having to type print_r and echo pre blocks whenever you want to debug a variable or array, this function is for you! This is a global function that can be used to output any data that you need to debug and it comes equipped with some nifty features. Continue reading...

It is now time for my second post, in my series of "Basic/Common PHP functions that all programmers should know". The first series was about basic PHP strings and with this issue I am going to tackle 5 more functions for date and time. As always, I try to make my functions short but powerful, enjoy! Continue reading...

It's now time for some PHP that isn't Cake related. This is the first part in a series of "Basic/Common PHP functions that all programmers should know". This series has to deal with manipulating strings. I try to make my functions short, sweet and powerful, and I hope you learn something from them. Has functions for truncate(), shorten(), obfuscate(), slugify() and listing(). Continue reading...