PHP by Web Viewer

[ralph.nusser]

Solution: PHP by Web Viewer

Description: Look up 5,689 PHP functions with the Web Viewer.

Happy PHP-ing Ralph Nusser

Sogetes Computer-Services

http://www.sogetes.com

Working Under:

Solution Status: Beta

Pre-requisites: FM8.5 / FM9

Author(s): ralph.nusser

Date: 01/06/08

Credits: weberdev.com

Instructions / Other Info: URL-Function for Web Viewer:

/*

Syntax:

_PHP_WeberDev.com_Function_Reference ( Function_Name )

Author:

Ralph Nusser, sogetes.com, 01/06/2008

Example:

http://www.weberdev.com/Manuals/PHP/function.maxdb-error.html

Source:

http://www.weberdev.com/PHP-Functions-List.html

*/

Let ([

a = "http://www.weberdev.com/Manuals/PHP/function.";

b = Substitute ( Function_Name; "_"; "-");

c = ".html"

];

a & b & c

)

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PHP_Function.zip

[Genx]

To be honest i like the php.net interface better...

www.php.net/maxdb-error

i.e. "www.php.net/" & Substitute(Table::FuncName;"_";"-");

But in any case, personally when i need to work out a php function i just go to google and type "php {function name}", I'm not sure i'd bother opening up an FM database, but meh.

Also, you don't really need the let statement here and its probably a bad habbit to use it when you don't need it and/or it doesn't really make things clearer.

[ralph.nusser]

Thank you GenX

I enhanced the tip file for php.net and categorised the PHP functions using technique file number DBPros000645

of [color:red]John Mark Osborne.

[Displays Only Unique Records in Portal]

Without entering find mode it is possible within two or three clicks to see the reference of a function in the Web Viewer.

Happy PHP learning Ralph Nusser

Sogetes Computer-Services

http://www.sogetes.com

PHP_Function.zip

Edited January 7, 2008 by Guest