PHP Next Day Function example

Hi here is the best working example of PHP Very Next Day Function...

date('d-M-Y',strtotime("+1 day" . $dt12))

next day, tommorrow date, next date

GPS Device Tracking Scripts

Here are few links that explains how to track GPS Devices... its little difficult...

still workable solutions...

PHP Script

WEll Explained Javascript with Google Map integrations

OpenGTS from Sourceforge

If you don't remember the username of your Google Analytics

if you don't remember the username of your Google Analytics

here is the link that help you to find your login gmail id --- with following fields:

Account ID *
UA_XXXXX

Website URL

Contact E-Mail * (required to be an associated gmail address)

Fill the form... their you got it...

Cheers...

massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php -- how to remove

Here is this .HTACCESS file modified and tries to redirect to this domain which probably does not exist.

This is a Hijacker javascript program that modifies your .HTACCESS file and put following script into it... when tried to open the website, this script redirects to

http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php --- URL

Here is how to find and remove it...


RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php [R=301,L]

RewriteRule ^(.*)$ http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php [R=301,L]

ErrorDocument 400 http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php
ErrorDocument 401 http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php
ErrorDocument 403 http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php
ErrorDocument 404 http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php
ErrorDocument 500 http://massage-pool.ru/mysave/index.php



And rename links appropriate to your domain name as :

ErrorDocument 500 http://your-domain-name/500.php


Hope that helps ya...

Domain Who Is with Privacy Information

This one is a darling. I was used to search for privacy information of domain holders.

Here is this website strips all info from privacy protected domains and the owner infos.


Cheers.

Who Is XY.com

Resolve JQuery and MooTools Conflict

Resolve JQuery and MooTools Conflict

Guys this one thing bogged me down when I was having conflict between MooTools and jQuery...

here is the simple solution.


(function($){

// example starts here
$(document).ready(function(){
$("#qform").validate();
});
// example ends here

})(jQuery);


.... and it works charmingly

Flight Tracker - Widget

Most Flight movement Tracking popular widget, this application gives you instant access to worldwide flight status. Search by flight, route or view all airport departures and arrivals by time of day. Results are displayed on the FlightStats.com website, enabling you to access our interactive flight tracker or to set-up flight alerts.

If you are interested in placing this widget on a personalized home page (Google or Microsoft Live), check the FlightStats Personal Tools section.

Flight Stats Widget

Detect Mobile Browsers - Mobile User Agent Detection PHP

Detecting the user’s browser type and version is helpful in web applications that harness some of the newer bleeding edge concepts. With the browser type and version you can notify users about challenges they may experience and suggest they upgrade before using such application. Not a great idea on a large scale public site; but on a private application this type of check can be helpful.
In an active project of mine we have a pretty graphically intensive and visually appealing user interface which leverages a lot of transparent PNG files. Because we all know how great IE6 supports PNG files it was necessary for us to tell our users the lack of power their browser has in a kind way.





Searching for a way to do this at the PHP layer and not at the client layer was more of a challenge than I would have guessed; the only script available was written by Gary White and Gary no longer maintains this script because of reliability. I do agree 100% with Gary about the readability; however, there are realistic reasons to desire the user’s browser and browser version and if your visitor is not echoing a false user agent we can take an educated guess.
I based this solution off of Gary White’s original solution but added a few things:
I added the ability to view the return values as class constants to increase the readability

Code - Usage

$browser = new Browser();
if( $browser->getBrowser() == Browser::BROWSER_FIREFOX && $browser->getVersion() >= 2 ) {
echo 'You have FireFox version 2 or greater';
}

Updated the version detection for Amaya
Updated the version detection for Firefox
Updated the version detection for Lynx
Updated the version detection for WebTV
Updated the version detection for NetPositive
Updated the version detection for IE
Updated the version detection for OmniWeb
Updated the version detection for iCab
Updated the version detection for Safari
Added detection for Chrome
Added detection for iPhone
Added detection for robots
Added detection for mobile devices
Added detection for BlackBerry
Added detection for iPhone
Added detection for iPad
Added detection for Android
Removed Netscape checks
Updated Safari to remove mobile devices (iPhone)
This solution identifies the following Operating Systems:

Windows (Browser::PLATFORM_WINDOWS)
Windows CE (Browser::PLATFORM_WINDOWS_CE)
Apple (Browser::PLATFORM_APPLE)
Linux (Browser::PLATFORM_LINUX)
Android (Browser::PLATFORM_ANDROID)
OS/2 (Browser::PLATFORM_OS2)
BeOS (Browser::PLATFORM_BEOS)
iPhone (Browser::PLATFORM_IPHONE)
iPod (Browser::PLATFORM_IPOD)
BlackBerry (Browser::PLATFORM_BLACKBERRY)
FreeBSD (Browser::PLATFORM_FREEBSD)
OpenBSD (Browser::PLATFORM_OPENBSD)
NetBSD (Browser::PLATFORM_NETBSD)
SunOS (Browser::PLATFORM_SUNOS)
OpenSolaris (Browser::PLATFORM_OPENSOLARIS)
iPad (Browser::PLATFORM_IPAD)

This solution identifies the following Browsers and does a best-guess on the version:
Opera (Browser::BROWSER_OPERA)
WebTV (Browser::BROWSER_WEBTV)
NetPositive (Browser::BROWSER_NETPOSITIVE)
Internet Explorer (Browser::BROWSER_IE)
Pocket Internet Explorer (Browser::BROWSER_POCKET_IE)
Galeon (Browser::BROWSER_GALEON)
Konqueror (Browser::BROWSER_KONQUEROR)
iCab (Browser::BROWSER_ICAB)
OmniWeb (Browser::BROWSER_OMNIWEB)
Phoenix (Browser::BROWSER_PHOENIX)
Firebird (Browser::BROWSER_FIREBIRD)
Firefox (Browser::BROWSER_FIREFOX)
Mozilla (Browser::BROWSER_MOZILLA)
Amaya (Browser::BROWSER_AMAYA)
Lynx (Browser::BROWSER_LYNX)
Safari (Browser::BROWSER_SAFARI)
iPhone (Browser::BROWSER_IPHONE)
iPod (Browser::BROWSER_IPOD)
Google’s Android(Browser::BROWSER_ANDROID)
Google’s Chrome(Browser::BROWSER_CHROME)
GoogleBot(Browser::BROWSER_GOOGLEBOT)
Yahoo!’s Slurp(Browser::BROWSER_SLURP)
W3C’s Validator(Browser::BROWSER_W3CVALIDATOR)
BlackBerry(Browser::BROWSER_BLACKBERRY)

Micro Browser HTTP_USER_AGENT Lists

Here is the complete list of HTTP_USER_AGENT Headers of most popular Handsets and OS including iPhone, iPad, BlackBerry, Android, HTC Magic/Desire, Palm Pre etc. of over 50 headers

List of User Agents

XML format of User Agent
Web Monster Solutions Inc. | Taxi Website Designer

ipad and iphone browser detection

I found this small cute browser detection script for iPhone and iPad.

Check it here

Limousine Fare Estimator

Limousine Fare estimator I did few days back took sometime to finish this final product for my client Buddha Limousine Inc., based in Santa Clara, CA.

It is looking great.

Have a look.

taxi fare calculator

Taxi fare Calculator - with day night option done well. Good to refer.

Best SEO Blogger Tip

I've been Googling for tips on SEO, but I've found this as very interesting by Cyndi Thompson.

Very helpful and learnt alot. Read Yourself on SEO.

Best SEO Blogger - Cyndi Thompson

Thanks Cyndi, That was great help...

how does search engines see your site?

Here is how Search Engine Views your website contents.

The Lynx Viewer allows webmasters to see what their pages will look like when viewed with Lynx , a text-mode web browser. It is also presumably, how search engines see your site. In addition to that, it can help determine if web pages are accessible to the vision impaired.
Note: For best results, you should download a copy of Lynx itself and run it locally on your own computer. Lynx for MAC OS X.
This service is intended to be used only by content developers, on their own pages.


Lynx Viewer

Dynamic Dependant DropDown List: US States & Counties

I was googling for a way to show a drop down menu with states that populates another menu with counties from the selected state. I found a nice dynamic dependent drop down script (with categories & subcategories) at dreamwebstore.com. However, adding over 2000 counties in a single JavaScript file is not such a good idea because such a script is quite big (200KB+) and in many cases (a slow internet connection, some downloads in progress etc.) it will take some time to load.

I’ve decided to keep the counties from each state in separate files. For instance, if we select Hawaii state (with 5 counties), only the hi.js file will load which has only a size of 515 bytes. To do this I’ve used the powerful JavaScript library JQuery.

Dynamic Dependant DropDown List: US States & Counties

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