I'm currently working on a project written in Zend Framework and while trying to secure sessions, I noticed that this utility does not have any class that collects everything about the visitor and the request. The problem is quite serious, as many values in $_SERVER depend on the installed server software, PHP mode (module, CGI, FastCGI...) and many other things. This means that the scripts should not rely on them without a proper processing, because it can even crash whole website after the software change (I experienced it not so long ago). Thankfully, I noticed that in the old OPF code, I have a class called opfVisit that does this job. Now it's a part of the new Open Power Classes project :).
September 2008
Sunday, 28 September 2008
Open Power Classes: Visit information
Open Power Classes Tagged under: development OPC visit
Zyx 2008-09-28, 21:55
Saturday, 27 September 2008
wp-htmlCache - work in progress
Other Tagged under: cache plugin Wordpress
Recently I'm working on a special Wordpress cache plugin which would be appreciated by bloggers and their hosting providers. First tests are very promising and motivate for harder work.
radzio 2008-09-27, 00:53
Saturday, 20 September 2008
New days for international Invenzzia
Invenzzia Tagged under: documentation invenzzia website
Recently we found that developing Invenzzia projects in bilingual way was a big mistake. As you can probably see, the result is that for example OPL is now closed for programmers that do not live and work in Poland, even if it is a quite nice country with beautiful language. Since now, it is going to change. We understand that English language simply gives us more profits and we want to correct our mistakes. So, what changes are expected?
Zyx 2008-09-20, 17:31
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