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Netbeans PHPUnit Code Completion
By default, Netbeans dosen’t do code completion for PHPUnit classes even though it includes support for PHPUnit. Thankfully, adding in the code completion support is very easy. Simply go to Tools>Options>PHP>General and then click “Add Folder” under the Global Include … Continue reading
PHPUnit require_once(PHP/CodeCoverage… Error on Ubuntu
When trying to install PHPUnit on Ubuntu 11.10, I received the following error: PHP Warning: require_once(PHP/CodeCoverage/Filter.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/bin/phpunit on line 38 PHP Fatal error: require_once(): Failed opening required ‘PHP/CodeCoverage/Filter.php’ (include_path=’.:/usr/share/php:/usr/share/pear’) in … Continue reading
Retrieving and Displaying Netsuite Address Information
Adam Haeder requested to see some sample code for accessing address information via the Netsuite Webservices API. So here it is:
Posted in Netsuite PHPToolkit, PHP
Tagged api, backend, Developing with Netsuite, netsuite, PHP, php toolkit, sample code
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PHP Output Buffering (with HTML)
Over the past year I have made heavy use of PHP output buffering. Although it serves no function purpose, it can make for much more readable code; I have found it particlarly useful for outputting HTML from methods. Consider the … Continue reading
Posted in Html, PHP, Uncategorized
Tagged html, netbeans, output buffering, PHP, sample code
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Symfony including extra libraries or classes
I had a need lately to include an external library of php classes in a Symfony project. On option was dumping them into the lib folder, but I didn’t want to do that. At first I tried placing a script … Continue reading
Netsuite Webservices and Multiple Item Sales Orders
By request, here is a post on creating a sales order record with Netsuite PHPToolkit with more than one item: Its not all that intuitive, but that’s Netsuite Web-services for you…
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Tagged Developing with Netsuite, netsuite, PHP, php toolkit, sample code
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Create Netsuite Customer with Addresses
Figuring out how to do address arrays on a Netsuite Customer can be rather complicated so I thought I would share some sample code:
Posted in Netsuite PHPToolkit
Tagged Developing with Netsuite, PHP, php toolkit, sample code
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Symfony override getter
Similar to overriding setters, overriding getters in symfony has a strange syntax. Rather than doing the normal override code you must use special methods. This code will NOT work consistently: However, this code will work: Although the first code will … Continue reading
Allowing Slashes in a Symfony Route
Symfony routing is a wonderful tool. Recently, however, I have wanted to include a slash in a route parameter. This can seem problematic as symfony uses slashes to delimit parameters. For example, lets say I wanted the url http://www.example.com/user/john/jacob/jingleheimer/schmidt to … Continue reading
What is a Framework?
What is a Framework? Why should I use one? Which one should I choose? Often new programmers will ask such questions. Frameworks have become important enough in software development that ignoring them would be unwise, so in this post I … Continue reading
