Writing PHP Extensions – Part 6 Adding a Class to your Extension
See Part 5 Here We are now going to look at how to create a C++ class to encapsulate our extension code. This is useful […]
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Writing PHP Extensions – Part 5 Web-enabling your extension
See Part 4 Here So far our helloworld extension works only in the command (CLI) version of PHP. Most people use PHP as a web […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 4 Function Arguments
See Part 3 Here Just like most other languages, you can pass arguments to your extension functions either by value or by reference. By default, […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 3 The Four Kinds of Functions
See Part 2 Here. The PHP-CPP library defines four kinds of functions which your extension can have, based on the arguments that can be passed […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 2 Your First Extension
See Part 1 here We are now ready to create our first extension and as expected we will call our extension “helloworld”. PHP-CPP provides us […]
Writing PHP Extensions – Part 1 Overview
WHY WRITE EXTENSIONS There can be 3 valid reasons why you would want to write an extension: You want to add some functionality which is […]
Watermark an image in PHP
How to add a line of text as a watermark to any image (jpg/png/gif) using the built-in GD functions. The code given here should run […]
Import data from Mysql into MongoDB with PHP
OVERVIEW This is meant to be a simple introduction on how to do basic database operations using MongoDB via PHP. 99% of PHP developers use […]
Detect Similar Documents Using PHP
Discovering identical content or similar content is done using an algorithm called Finding Document Distance. Using this algorithm, applications for finding copyright infringements, detecting duplicate […]
Get invoice and account details from active subscriptions in Recurly
This article assumes you are using the PHP library for Recurly. This library is available from here : https://github.com/recurly/recurly-client-php The code snippet shows how […]