Although the idea of roadside lemonade stands never really took off in the UK (we’re not sure they even really existed outside American cartoons for that matter), the simplicity of the concept is attractive – particularly in the otherwise complex marketplace that is the internet. Historically running an online shop is quite difficult. Either the tools used to host an ecommerce website are too complex, too expensive, or completely inflexible when trying to bend the tool to your specific business
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We’re looking for a Zend Framework (preferably Zend Certified) to come and work with us on a project we are undertaking here at Bytewire HQ. This role is temporary, but for immediate start!
The role will be based out of our office in Maldon, Essex and you will be tasked to build & complete a project, engaging in planning and design with our other developers.
The project involves the following areas of note:
Payment processing (PayPoint)
ZendFramework (PHP)
HTTPS (strong knowledge of request security)
HTML5, CSS3
Full
We’ve recently been racking our brains over possible ways to keep a PHP Framework we’ve been developing, agile within individual projects. The Framework is still quite young development wise, but it is mature enough to develop sites on. So ideally what we wanted to do was create a Git repository for our Framework under a organization account on the lovely Github. Once done, the tricky part was trying to separate the framework code from the individual sites code.
This was quite
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Ever wanted to translate your website so that it appeals to a wider audience? If you have then continue reading as ill take you through the steps in which to set this up. There is an excellent function in PHP called gettext.
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Have you ever wanted to remove the extension from your website pages such as .php, .asp etc? Its actually easier than you think, all you need to do is edit one file on your server called the .htaccess file.
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