Lots of examples for styling forms in CSS
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2006/11/11/css-based-forms-modern-solutions/
http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2006/11/11/css-based-forms-modern-solutions/
Not a bad article over here for CSS table designs. The article itself could do with a little more detail but if you are familiar with CSS then you can download the source for the article via a link at the end. Some very nice clean and simple ideas here.
http://www.ajaxcrud.com/
Looks good so far. I am trying it out on a personal site and will post more.
I am starting to make moves on ZF again now and did a search for blogs. This one by Richard Knop is worth reading if you are starting out on Zend FrameWork.
I am starting work on a new website and using Zend Framework (as previously mentioned). One of the most demoralising things when coding is not seeing the finished results of your work for weeks/months.
Introduction
Here is the step by step instructions for installing Eclipse PDT, Zend Community Edition, Zend FrameWork and getting it all working.
Goal
To have a full install of Apache, PHP, MySQL, Eclipse PDT, XDebug and Zend Framework. The software will be installed to the standard place in a windows install (windows [...]
This article here is worth a read. I have used arrays to pass parameters in the past but the method he describes for preset values is interesting and one I can adopt for certain projects.
As I am forced to use a Windows machine for my desktop for support purposes and I develop purely for Linux I have been in a non optimal situation.
I have tried using a remote server, an emulated server running VirtualBox , Dual Booting and using a windows based WAMP stack. Each of these have certain [...]
As mentioned in a previous post, it has now happened.
bbc.co.uk announces that HD has finally come to the iPlayer.
Nominet requires that the uk postcode be in a valid format, this is a routine I wrote many years ago but still works today.
Code after the break