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Monthly Archives: October 2011
PHP Text Color
When writing scripts to sort through large amounts of data, using color to highlight certain output values can be quite useful. If you are outputing to a browser, this is quite easy; you just use html colors (i.e. <span style=”color: … Continue reading
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How to Turn a Doctrine_Collection of Objects into a PHP Array
Hint: toArray() is probably not what you’re looking for. ->toArray() Most programmers would probably assume that calling toArray() on the collection would simply place all the objects into an array. While toArray() does do that, it also converts the objects … Continue reading
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Doing Recursion in PHP Anonymous Functions / Closures
Common Problems If you’re trying to use a PHP anonymous function recursively and are having trouble, you might be seeing an error like Notice: Undefined variable: fooFunction in /yourScript.php on line 10 This error can result from one of [at … Continue reading
Use fputcsv to Make CSV Output to Browser or Variable
PHP has plenty of handy helper functions to take advantage of, but once in a while there seems to be obvious functionality missing. For example, fputcsv is a handy function that allows you to create a CSV file from an … Continue reading
Symfony Project Returns Apache 404
When copying a Symfony Project to a new server I noticed a problem; when I used the dev environment, everything worked fine, but when I used prod, I received a 404. They key was that the 404 came from apache … Continue reading
Making Symfony Routes Available in Tasks
By default symfony puts the routing.yml file in an application’s config folder. This is nice if you wish to have separate routing for separate apps. However, if you only have one app, it greatly simplifies things to place this file … Continue reading
Using a script to access Netsuite Report Data
So far, it seems that Netsuite Webservices has little support for fetching reports (correct me if I am wrong, but I didn’t see anything in the schema browser). However, there is still an easy way to access this data. Netsuite … Continue reading