Search Results for "raw"

...PH_Playground provides a simple solution on a single browser page. Enter the code to be tested into the "PHP" or "JS" window and press "Run". The result will appear as Rendered or Raw HTML as you choose. In the background the code has been saved to a log file. Works on any machine running PHP. Log files are found in the Playground.log directory, sorted by year and month. A new log file is started every day and numbered accordingly. Warning! Do not use this program on a production site!

A client for the MikroTik RouterOS API protocol, written in PHP. Easy, tested and documented. All feedback welcomed.

...I came up with a hopeful solution to this via a drop site system that can be used for many things., Be those things a collection of contact information for the user (A digital bui9sness card in a scene) a simple parking site or anything else. Sure it's basic and if it was used as is the abundance might be unappealing in it's raw format. That is why I've named it "Carbon". It's everywhere but it has uses and can be changed into something a little more perfect given it obtains the TLC it needs.

...Allow temporary hosting of files (between 10 minutes and 1 year) Image files can be downloaded with on the fly resizing Upload mode are :    - File from disk    - Raw text in editor    - Base64 encoded file in editor    - Html file using WYSIWYG CKEditor    - URL using raw text editor (for URL shortening) non-hidden available files can be access by    - html page list    - javascript slideshow    - rss flow    - direct url with rewriting (file with id 42 can by referred by http://server.dom/filebox?...

This PHP Image Reflection Script will output an image with a generated reflection It simply takes an image parameter among other parameters and outputs a raw image for display in a browser. Supports input formats: GIF, JPG, PNG, PDF

Stack's Wiki is a light weight wiki system. It uses PHP and MySQL like most sites, but also uses AJAX for content mangement. It also uses Markdown for the raw content.

...The solution was a simple "drop in" replacement for the mysql_query call. From there, a simple search/replace on the codebase. The auditor will capture "who did what" and "when". It is also smart enough to fully parse the raw MySQL query and compare updates to existing rows. Only actual changes are recorded in the audit log (database table) regardless of the SQL. Finally, a simple web viewer for reviewing and managing the audit trail. Job done. :-)