Openwave WAP SDK
Openwave Mobile SDK
Openwave provides developers with a comprehensive suite of tools and utilities free of charge helping you author wireless content and applications quickly and easily. Based on open standards, Openwave SDKs let you take advantage of the latest mobile technologies and build pioneering XHTML, MMS, location and push-based applications that work on a wide range of phones and networks. The current list of SDKs includes:
Openwave® Phone Simulator v7.0
Openwave® MMS SDK Version 3.0
Openwave® Location Studio SDK Version 2.0
Openwave® WAP Push Library
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Thursday, March 26, 2009
Mobile Programming links and tips forum
Mobile Programming links and tips forum
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/wap.php
WAP-Enabling a Website with PHP3 :
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http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/PHP_WAP/
WAP In Perspective :
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http://phpbuilder.com/columns/markaw20001204.php3
http://www.zend.com/zend/tut/wap.php
WAP-Enabling a Website with PHP3 :
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http://www.devshed.com/Server_Side/PHP/PHP_WAP/
WAP In Perspective :
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http://phpbuilder.com/columns/markaw20001204.php3
PHP header for WML
best post on WEBMASTER WORLD
Are you putting the content type header in your php code? something like:-
header("Content-type: text/vnd.wap.wml");
\n";?>
Are you putting the content type header in your php code? something like:-
header("Content-type: text/vnd.wap.wml");
\n";?>
Zend PHP Toolbox
Getting Started with Zend Server CE
Leveraging Zend Framework Components from Adobe Flash Platform Applications
Building AutoComplete Inputs with PHP, PEAR, Dojo and YUI
Zend_Tool for the Developer - Part 2
Zend_Tool for the Developer
Using Zend_Tool to start up your ZF Project
Reading Access Databases with PHP and PECL
Dynamically Generating PDF Files with PHP and Haru
Reading and Writing MP3 and Photo Metadata with PECL
etc... tutorials explained extensively
Getting Started with Zend Server CE
Leveraging Zend Framework Components from Adobe Flash Platform Applications
Building AutoComplete Inputs with PHP, PEAR, Dojo and YUI
Zend_Tool for the Developer - Part 2
Zend_Tool for the Developer
Using Zend_Tool to start up your ZF Project
Reading Access Databases with PHP and PECL
Dynamically Generating PDF Files with PHP and Haru
Reading and Writing MP3 and Photo Metadata with PECL
etc... tutorials explained extensively
Working with RAR, LZF and BZ2 Compression Formats in PHP
Working with RAR, LZF and BZ2 Compression Formats in PHP
RAR support in PHP comes through PECL's ext/rar extension, which is maintained by Antony Dovgal and provides a function-oriented read-only API for listing and extracting RAR archive files. The LZF extension, maintained by Marcin Gibula, allows for LZF compression and decompression, while the Bzip2 extension allows for Bzip2 compression and decompression.
RAR support in PHP comes through PECL's ext/rar extension, which is maintained by Antony Dovgal and provides a function-oriented read-only API for listing and extracting RAR archive files. The LZF extension, maintained by Marcin Gibula, allows for LZF compression and decompression, while the Bzip2 extension allows for Bzip2 compression and decompression.
PHP file from an onsubmit
You cannot call a PHP file from an onsubmit, only javascript files.
What you can do:
echo "
What you can do:
echo "
Wednesday, October 15, 2008
mouse over help - Community for Webmasters & Developers
mouse over help - Community for Webmasters & Developers
The best onmouseover/onmouseout help section for popup windows & div using css are available here.... refer this....
The best onmouseover/onmouseout help section for popup windows & div using css are available here.... refer this....
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Source for "IMDB - Sort by Rating" – Userscripts.org
Source for "IMDB - Sort by Rating" – Userscripts.org
DATA UPDATING FROM IMDB TO THE WEBSITE USING CODES.. .JUST CHECKTHIS OUT...
DATA UPDATING FROM IMDB TO THE WEBSITE USING CODES.. .JUST CHECKTHIS OUT...
Saturday, October 11, 2008
PHP Login System with Admin Features | evolt.org
PHP Login System with Admin Features | evolt.org

The best login script example with banned users,active users, active guests etc... refer this for best script
The best login script example with banned users,active users, active guests etc... refer this for best script
Thursday, October 2, 2008
Donutey | Guides | How to Add Google Translation to Your Website or Blog Using PHP | Automatic machine translation
Donutey | Guides | How to Add Google Translation to Your Website or Blog Using PHP | Automatic machine translation
add google translation tool to your website --> just in case ppl get into and can't read english and see thier lang... helpfull isn't it?? yep.. check this...
add google translation tool to your website --> just in case ppl get into and can't read english and see thier lang... helpfull isn't it?? yep.. check this...
VIRTUAL POONA: May 2007
VIRTUAL POONA: May 2007
All The way Fun...
All The way Fun...
- with evolution of windows
- Worst-n-Funny 10 Web Domain Names like -- the-rapist-finder.com etc...
- many more from Pune with love
[Tutorial] create and read XML files with Flash - mediengestalter.info
[Tutorial] create and read XML files with Flash - mediengestalter.info
Flash - XML + PHP + MySQL --- > explained with authority and humbly... fantastic... referre this...
Flash - XML + PHP + MySQL --- > explained with authority and humbly... fantastic... referre this...
Friday, September 19, 2008
Writing user-defined functions in PHP
Writing user-defined functions in PHP
Anatomy of a function
Writing your own functions is as simple as using the function command like this:
function somefunction() { [php code] }
The command function is followed by the unique name of your function (in this case somefunction). Next comes the parentheses, which may contain variable names, and the actual function code itself, enclosed in curly braces.
Here's a basic example:
function helloworld() { print("Hello world!
\n"); }
This function simply prints the text "Hello world!" to the Web page. It can be called just like a regular PHP function:
Anatomy of a function
Writing your own functions is as simple as using the function command like this:
function somefunction() { [php code] }
The command function is followed by the unique name of your function (in this case somefunction). Next comes the parentheses, which may contain variable names, and the actual function code itself, enclosed in curly braces.
Here's a basic example:
function helloworld() { print("Hello world!
\n"); }
This function simply prints the text "Hello world!" to the Web page. It can be called just like a regular PHP function:
include("functions.inc.php");
helloworld();
?>
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