Let us consider some important possibilities and advantages of this program:
• All code highlights depending on a type, the also mixed code is thus supported, so the area of HTML will be highlighted as HTML, PHP as PHP, and Javascript as Javascript in a the same file. Thre is possibility of choice from color schemes, including popular IDEs.
• Powerful autocompletion for HTML, PHP, CSS and Javascript, including HTML5 and CSS3. For PHP the structure of project is fully recognized, and the complete list of methods falls out in the proper places.
• HTML/CSS inspector on the type of Firebug, which allows easily to correlate the selected elements of page with a code and proper style.
• Context help on all supported languages. By pressing F1 key the page with detailed description for current tag, attribute or function will be opened.
• PHP debugger. PHP debugger allows to execute PHP scripts incrementally, watching the values of all variables in every line.
• SQL manager allows to produce all necessary actions with a database – to add, delete, edit a structure and records in tables, to export data, execute SQL queries. Highlighting and autocompletion works for SQL files also.
• Support of FTP allows to work straight with a remote server and to do all necessary changes with files;
• The portable option allows to use editor without the preliminary installation.
• Other useful utilities: pair highlighting, possibility of blocks selection, collapsing, tooltips, navigation on descriptions of functions and included files at withholding of the key of CTRL, viewing of structure of files and project, preview in a browser, book-marks, and all other standard possibilities for work with a code

Also there are special plugins for work with

• CMS: Drupal, Joomla
• PHP frameworks: CakePHP, CodeIgniter, Symfony, Yii
• JavaScript libraly: JQuery
• WordPress blogging engine
• Smarty template engine

<?php

ob_start(); // Turn on output buffering

system('ipconfig /all'); //Execute external program to display output 

$capout=ob_get_contents(); // Capture the output into a variable 

ob_clean(); // Clean the output buffer

$findcurrentsystem = "Physical";

$pmac = strpos($capout, $findcurrentsystem); // Find the position of Physical text 

$mac=substr($capout,($pmac+36),17); // Get Physical Address

echo $mac;

?>

Now install the APC package: Code:

Now, restart apache: Code:

Now, you can run your benchmark again and see the difference! Tada!

Note that you should also have the php-gd package installed in order to get nice charts!

Netbeans 6.8 supporte en outre JavaServer Faces 2.0 et Java Persistence JPA 2.0 Web Services Restful, ainsi que GlassFish 3. Sur le terrain de PHP, l’environnement de développement intègre la version 5.3 du langage, et supporte l’infrastructure Symfony. Enfin, la prise en charge des langages C/C++ et Ruby, et la combinaison de l’IDE avec Maven et JRuby sont améliorés.

Télécharger Netbeans 6.8 beta

So now we will see how to publish on a facebook Fan’s page.

First we need to follow the 5 steps that I described in my previous post Next just create a Fan Page in Facebook.

Then get the page ID that you can get by the Page URL.

Then replace the APIKey, Secret Key and Session Key with your keys.

Then replace $target_id with your page id. That is Fan’s Page id.

Here is the code in PHP to publish on a Facebook FAN Page

<?php
define('FB_APIKEY', 'APIKEYxx');
define('FB_SECRET', 'SECRETKEYxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx');
define('FB_SESSION', 'SESSIONKEYxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx');

require_once('facebook-platform/php/facebook.php');

try {
$facebook = new Facebook(FB_APIKEY, FB_SECRET);
$facebook->api_client->session_key = FB_SESSION;
$fetch = array('friends' =>
array('pattern' => '.*',
'query' => "select uid2 from friend where uid1={$user}"));
echo $facebook->api_client->admin_setAppProperties(array('preload_fql' => json_encode($fetch)));

$message = 'From My App: publish steven on facebook Fan Page';

$target_id ="273641842409";

if( $facebook->api_client->stream_publish($message, $attachment,$action_links, $target_id))
echo "Added on FB Wall on Fan Page";
} catch(Exception $e) {
echo $e . "<br />";

}
?>

That’s it your are now done enjoy!!! publishing on fan’s page wall.

You can see my Fan Page here http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fan-Page/273641842409?v=wall Where I published using above example.

if .htaccess file is not there then create one and add below code.

Then  simply modify the variable “php_value memory_limit 120M”

by default we will have 32M allocated we can increase it according to our requirement.

We can do this in any php apache technology or in Zend, Prado, Symfony, Joomla, CakePHP, CodeIgniter etc.

<IfModule mod_php5.c>

############################################

## adjust memory limit

#    php_value memory_limit 64M

php_value memory_limit 120M

php_value max_execution_time 18000

############################################

## disable magic quotes for php request vars

php_flag magic_quotes_gpc off

############################################

## disable automatic session start

## before autoload was initialized

php_flag session.auto_start off

############################################

## enable resulting html compression

#php_flag zlib.output_compression on

###########################################

# disable user agent verification to not break multiple image upload

php_flag suhosin.session.cryptua off

###########################################

# turn off compatibility with PHP4 when dealing with objects

php_flag zend.ze1_compatibility_mode Off

</IfModule>

An Open-Source Vulnerability Scanner for PHP Applications.

The Secure Systems Lab at the Technical University of Vienna has released the newest version of Pixy, an open-source vulnerability scanner. Here are some of the highlights:

Detection of SQL injection and XSS vulnerabilities in PHP source code

1. Automatic resolution of file inclusions
2. Computation of dependence graphs that help you understand the causes of reported vulnerabilities
3. Static analysis engine (flow-sensitive, interprocedural, context-sensitive)
4. Platform-independent written in Java.

http://pixybox.seclab.tuwien.ac.at

Controller

<?php
 class >Namespace<_<Module>_Adminhtml_<Module>Controller extends
        {
      protected function _initAction()

     {
        $this->loadLayout()
        ->_setActiveMenu('/items')
        ->_addBreadcrumb(Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Items Manager'), Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item Manager'));
        return $this;
        }
        public function indexAction() {
        $this->_initAction();
        $this->_addContent($this->getLayout()->createBlock('/adminhtml_'));
        $this->renderLayout();
        }

      public function editAction()

     {
        $Id     = $this->getRequest()->getParam('id');
        $Model  =	Mage::getModel('/')->load($Id);
    if ($Model->getId() || $Id ==	0) {
  	  Mage::register('_data', $Model);
  	  $this->loadLayout();
          $this->_setActiveMenu('/items');

	  $this->_addBreadcrumb(Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item	Manager'), Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item Manager'));
 	  $this->_addBreadcrumb(Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item News'), Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item News'));

      $this->getLayout()->getBlock('head')->setCanLoadExtJs(true);

        $this->_addContent($this->getLayout()->createBlock('/adminhtml__edit'))
        ->_addLeft($this->getLayout()->createBlock('/adminhtml__edit_tabs'));

      $this->renderLayout();

      } else {

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->addError(Mage::helper('')->__('Item does not exist'));

      $this->_redirect('*/*/');

      }

      }

      public function newAction()
        {
        $this->_forward('edit');
        }

      public function saveAction()

      {

      if ( $this->getRequest()->getPost() ) {

      try {

      $postData = $this->getRequest()->getPost();

      $Model = Mage::getModel('/');

      $Model->setId($this->getRequest()->getParam('id'))

      ->setTitle($postData['title'])

      ->setContent($postData['content'])

      ->setStatus($postData['status'])

      ->save();

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->addSuccess(Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item was successfully saved'));

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->setData(false);

      $this->_redirect('*/*/');

      return;

      } catch (Exception $e) {

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->addError($e->getMessage());

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->setData($this->getRequest()->getPost());

      $this->_redirect('*/*/edit', array('id' => $this->getRequest()->getParam('id')));

      return;

      }

      }

      $this->_redirect('*/*/');

      }

      public function deleteAction()

      {

      if( $this->getRequest()->getParam('id') > 0 ) {

      try {

      $Model = Mage::getModel('/');

      $Model->setId($this->getRequest()->getParam('id'))

      ->delete();

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->addSuccess(Mage::helper('adminhtml')->__('Item was successfully deleted'));

      $this->_redirect('*/*/');

      } catch (Exception $e) {

      Mage::getSingleton('adminhtml/session')->addError($e->getMessage());

      $this->_redirect('*/*/edit', array('id' => $this->getRequest()->getParam('id')));

      }

      }

      $this->_redirect('*/*/');

      }

      }

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<config>

<modules>

<[Namespace]_[Module]>

<version>0.1.0</version>

</[Namespace]_[Module]>

</modules>

<frontend>

<routers>

<[module]>

<use>standard</use>

<args>

<module>[Namespace]_[Module]</module>

<frontName>[module]</frontName>

</args>

</[module]>
</routers>

<layout>

<updates>

<[module]>
<file>[module].xml</file>

</[module]>

</updates>

</layout>

</frontend>

<admin>

<routers>

<[module]>

<use>admin</use>

<args>

<module>[Namespace]_[Module]</module>

<frontName>[module]</frontName>

</args>

</[module]>

</routers>

</admin>

<adminhtml>

<menu>

<[module] module="[module]">

<title>[Module]</title>

<sort_order>71</sort_order>

<children>

<action>[module]/adminhtml_[module]</action>

</items>

</children>

</[module]>

</menu>

<acl>

<resources>

<all>

<title>Allow Everything</title>

</all>

<admin>

<children>
<[module]>
<title>[Module] Module</title>

<sort_order>200</sort_order>

</[module]>

</children>

</admin>

</resources>

</acl>

<layout>

<updates>

<[module]>

<file>[module].xml</file>

</[module]>

</updates>

</layout>

</adminhtml>

<global>

<models>

<[module]>

<class>[Namespace]_[Module]_Model</class>

<resourceModel>[module]_mysql4</resourceModel>

</[module]>

<[module]_mysql4>

<class>[Namespace]_[Module]_Model_Mysql4</class>

<entities>

<[module]>

<table>[module]</table>

</[module]>

</entities>

</[module]_mysql4>

</models>

<resources>

<[module]_setup>

<setup>

<module>[Namespace]_[Module]</module>

</setup>

<connection>

<use>core_setup</use>

</connection>

</[module]_setup>

<[module]_write>

<connection>

<use>core_write</use>

</connection>

</[module]_write>

<[module]_read>

<connection>

<use>core_read</use>

</connection>

</[module]_read>

</resources>

<blocks>

<[module]>

<class>[Namespace]_[Module]_Block</class>

</[module]>

</blocks>

<helpers>

<[module]>

<class>[Namespace]_[Module]_Helper</class>

</[module]>

</helpers>

</global>

</config>

<?xml version="1.0"?>

<layout version="0.1.0">

<[module]_adminhtml_[module]_index>

<reference name="content">

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Lets check to make sure we have everything needed before going on.

• *AMP (Apache MySQL PHP) install
• Knowledge of PHP
• Know what a frame work is (Framework Article)
• Know what MVC is (Wikipedia Entry)

Lets go!
Download:
Download the latest Kohana 3.0 PHP (At the time of this writing: 3.0.1.2) and unpack it somewhere.

Install:
Open the file we just downloaded in your favorite archive program and extract it to a temporary location. Open that temporary location and you should have a folder that is named “kohana” or something like that. Open that folder. Open a new window and open the root directory of your *AMP install. Since I’m using WAMP Server – mine is “C:\wamp\www\”. Next make a new folder in there named “mykohana3″. Copy the files from the “kohana” directory to the “mykohana3″. Make sure your *AMP installation is up and running then point your browser to “http://yourserver/mykohana3/”. You should have a screen stating that everything is “OK”.

If everything is “OK”, then remove or rename the “install.php” file in the “mykohana3″ directory. Next open up the “example.htaccess” file and change the following line:

RewriteBase /kohana/

to:

RewriteBase /mykohana3/


Save it as “.htaccess”.

Now open the “bootstrap.php” file located in the “application” folder and cange the following line:

Kohana::init(array('base_url' => '/kohana/'));

to:

Kohana::init(array('base_url'  => '/mykohana3/',
                   'index_file'=> ''));

Save this file then refresh your browser. You should get something that reads “hello, world!” on your screen.

You might already notice that configuration for KO3 is a little bit more involved, editing two files instead of one, which isn’t a big deal at all.

Now to make our first controller! Open a new document and put the following into it:

<?php
defined('SYSPATH') or die('No direct script access.');

class Controller_Ko3 extends Controller
 {
    public function action_index()
     {
        $this->request->response = 'My First Kohana 3.0 Controller';
     }
 } // End

Save this as “ko3.php” in the “application/classes/controller” folder. You might have noticed another difference between Kohana 2.3.x and 3.0 is the directory structure, not really all that much of difference. Now that you have it saved, point your browser to “http://yourhost/mykohana3/ko3″. You should she “My First Kohana 3.0 Controller” on your screen now.

Now for an explanation of the code.

defined('SYSPATH') or die('No direct script access.');

This line basically tells PHP not load this file directly. It can only be included from the framework.

class Controller_Ko3 extends Controller

This creates an controller which is a class that is extended from the Controller class that is part of the framework.

public function action_index()

This created a public method called “action_index”. The “action_index” method is a default action that is loaded by the framework. It’s like your index.php file so to say.

$this->request->response = 'My First Kohana 3.0 Controller';

This will output “My First Kohana 3.0 Controller” to the screen. This basically works like “echo”.

Pretty easy eh? Now if you wanted to add addition action to your controller you would add another public method that has a prefix of “action_” and the you would access via going to “http://yourserver/mykohana3/controller/action”

Let go ahead and add a new method to our “ko3″ controller by adding the following after the “action_index” method:

    public function action_another()
     {
        $this->request->response = 'Another action';
     }

Save the file and loaded up “http://yourserver/mykohana3/ko3/another” in your browser. If all goes well you should see “Another action” in your browser.

That was fun an all, but lets make it a little bit more dynamic!

Copy this code and put it after the “action_another” method:

    public function action_dynamic($say)
     {
        $this->request->response = 'You said: '.$say;
     }

Save this and load “http://yourserver/mykohana3/ko3/dynamic/Monkey” and you should see “You said: Monkey”

Untill next time, when I will go over the first part of views, happy coding!
Sources used: Unofficial Kohana 3 Wiki