JSLabs Blog: How to stop IE from caching AJAX requests
If you've ever had the frustration of working with Ajax in Internet Explorer and have noticed it caching the requests/results, you might want to check out this new post on the JSLabs blog for a...
View ArticlePhotogapple.co.uk: time_since
On the Photogapple.co.uk blog today, there's some handy code that can definitely be useful when working with dates in PHP - a function to find the difference between the current time and a timestamp...
View ArticleDeveloper Tutorials Blog: Calculating date difference more precisely in PHP
Hasin Hayder has posted his own response to a recent "relative time" article (showing users things like "received 2 days and 3 hours ago") with a more precise method for doing something similar: This...
View ArticleThinkPHP Blog: Put out the age of a date in words
On the ThinkPHP blog today, Annika Rabea shares a method for outputting dates in words rather than in the usual numbers most applications use. Recently, I have to output the age of a date in words and...
View ArticleDevShed: Logging in PHP Applications
DevShed has posted a new tutorial today looking at one of the more useful tools a developer can add into an application - logging. If there is no logging mechanism, then if there's a goof-up in a...
View ArticleZendCasts.com: Logging with Timestamps and Doctrine Event Listeners
The ZendCasts.com site has recently posted a quick video covering logging and Doctrine event listeners in a Zend Framework application. This short video is going to be the last in my 2009-2010 series...
View ArticleZend Developer Zone: Zend_Log timestamp filter
On the Zend Developer Zone there's a recent post about a custom filter that's been developed to help filter events based on time instead of just logging them as a whole. For one of my recent project,...
View ArticlePumka.net: Why MySQL timestamp is 24 seconds different from PHP
On the Pumka.net blog, Anton Oliink has an interesting problem where his timestamp on the PHP side of his application was different than the one on his MySQL backend's side - by 24 seconds, in fact....
View ArticleBrian Swan's Blog: Sorting Azure Table Entities by Timestamp with PHP
Brian Swan has a quick new post to his blog for the PHP + Azure users out there on how to easily sort table entities by a timestamp through the Azure SDK for PHP. The timestamp is a property on the...
View ArticlePHPMaster.com: Working with Dates and Times in PHP and MySQL
On PHPMaster.com today there's a new tutorial by Sean Hudgston about working with dates and times via the PHP date functions and how they cooperate with dates/times from a MySQL database. When working...
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