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AJAX controller also released as a class

20 June, 2010 (11:54) | Web Development | By: Kristo Vaher

For phpclasses.org purposes I also converted the Smart AJAX Controller into a class, it is available here. While there aren’t big differences between the two, class structure makes the backend script more seamless and easy to use. Another improvement is the ability to return the result from the server compressed with GZip, thus making the [...]

Smart AJAX/JSON/PHP solution with jQuery

1 June, 2010 (23:45) | Web Development | By: Kristo Vaher

I have seen a number of complicated solutions for front-end AJAX development and it has become quite clear such solutions are difficult thing to grasp for someone not that experienced with AJAX. Today I am offering a very simple and easy to extend solution that not only is less than two hundred lines of code [...]

A simple PHP pathfinder class – as promised

25 May, 2010 (22:55) | Web Development | By: Kristo Vaher

I recently shared a simple PHP and jQuery animated pathfinding tech-demo through my Twitter account and promised to share the simple pathfinding class used for pathfinding calculations. The example shared in Twitter is still available here. This example has a few limits, that is you can easily confuse it by clicking on two tile locations [...]

How to use multiple domains within one environment

4 May, 2010 (11:17) | Web Development | By: Kristo Vaher

This is a quick and unrelated post to all readers out there who pay for hosting services in shared virtualhost environments. I have been asked this question a few times in the past, but I figured it is good to share the tips here. In Estonia there are a number of hosting services for relatively [...]

New Google URL SEO policy

23 September, 2008 (20:46) | Web Business, Web Development | By: Kristo Vaher

There’s panic in the web developers community who read and follow web related news. Last night Google posted an intriguing Search Engine Optimization related post that seems to make an opposite turn compared to beliefs of yesterday. In the blog post (by Juliane Stiller and Kaspar Szymanski, linked here) Google recommends web developers not to [...]