Most of the time on websites you will simply link directly to a file if you want to allow visitors to download it. However, there are two occasions when you…
Ever wanted to fiddle about with Linked Data using RDF and SPARQL? If so, LiteraryMachine has an excellent post entitled Dead Simple: RDF and SPARQL using PHP, which explains how…
Zend are giving visitors to their site the change to win tickets to the PHP UK conference which is taking place at the end of February. Entering is free, but…
If you've ever needed to automatically read or generate Excel spreadsheets in PHP, there's a fantastic library called PHPExcel which will help you with these tasks. It supports Excel 2007…
WordPress 3.0.4 has been released today and contains an important security update. Everyone is strongly advised to upgrade as soon as possible. More information about the vulnerability can be found…
I've recently released a PHP library for Akismet, the comment spam detection service. There's already a plugin available for WordPress, but the integration is so tight that you can't easily…
456 Berea Street has a new post on the fact that names of WordPress custom post types must be no longer than 20 characters, which may be useful to advanced…
Earlier this afternoon, I attempted to upgrade one of my WordPress blogs using the automated option, rather than copying all the files across manually (my usual approach). After about five…
Until recently, I've only run PHP sites on single host setups, which has kept things reasonably simple. However, I've moved one project to a load balanced solution, which randomly sends…
The WordPress developers have announced that PHP 4 and MySQL 4 will no longer be supported as of WordPress 3.1, due for release later this year. Part of me is…