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hi guys, i've a client who wants to pay me 1 year to a php magazine. I'm thinking about PHP magazine, but i wanna have ur opinions about php magazine in general. I've heard a bit about php architect but never got the opportunity to read one.
So what would you would choose to get a free annual subscription to a php magazine ?
Thanks in advance.
So what would you would choose to get a free annual subscription to a php magazine ?
Thanks in advance.
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malcolmboston
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Have a look at http://www.phparch.com/
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malcolmboston
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malcolmboston
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In my old job, we got an issue there. It was the issue of....(let me remember). uuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu october i think.patrikG wrote:php|arch started of as a subscription based PDF-magazine - online only. They have, fairly recently, managed to produce a print version which you can subscribe to on their website (they are based in the US of A, I believe).
There's no more printed version sent through post ?
Just stumbled across this one:
http://php-mag.net/ - the PHP Magazine
And look, because I don't want to look at adoDB and it's crappy CLOB implementation, I've even found this - where to get the print edition of that magazine:
http://php-mag.net/itr/service/show.php ... nodeid=116
Now, who gets a cookie?
http://php-mag.net/ - the PHP Magazine
And look, because I don't want to look at adoDB and it's crappy CLOB implementation, I've even found this - where to get the print edition of that magazine:
http://php-mag.net/itr/service/show.php ... nodeid=116
Now, who gets a cookie?
WOAH.. what does AdoDB have to do with this?patrikG wrote:And look, because I don't want to look at adoDB and it's crappy CLOB implementation
I'm actually very interested in hearing more about your opinion - I use adodb extensively, and have contributed code to it.. However, I have never utilized its CLOB implementation.
Please elaborate, but first.. how does it relate? It came across like..
"Man, I really need to WOW I HATE MICROSOFT! go to the grocery store".
Well, you can't define a CLOB to read into - if you do it, you get a nice error message back that [php_man]ocinewdescriptor[/php_man] has not been set correctly by adoDB, while all the parameters to sent to $dbconnection->Parameters are correct.Roja wrote: Please elaborate, but first.. how does it relate? It came across like..
"Man, I really need to WOW I HATE MICROSOFT! go to the grocery store".
The bug has been known for over 7 months aparently...<sigh> I just managed to find a workaround.
And yes, I was slightly <span style='color:blue' title='I'm naughty, are you naughty?'>smurf</span> off because the deadline of the project was yesterday and the boss is in tomorrow. That means I have a long night in front of me which I actually needed to spend on another project... <sigh>
Gah, I stop before I start crying...
EDIT: found a workaround, at last