Tutorials
Reloaded: Facebook Style Wall Posting and Comments System using jQuery PHP and Ajax.
Facebook style wall posting and commenting system. Try a new reloaded version of demo which is almost similar to facebook style.
My previous facebook style posting system was not so much like original facebook posting style and also there is no commenting system So I created this tutorial again to complete the commenting system and I tried my best to give my dear users a complete posting script with comments system. Facebook is now a days top social networking site. So I have created some tutorials similar to facebook. Youtube style rating is also very popular tutorial on this blog. Hope you like it.
Waiting for your feed back to make it more good.
Ajax Tutorial: Dynamic Loading of ComboBox using jQuery and Ajax in PHP
Here is a script for beginners to create a dynamic loading of dropdown. Simple solution which is created by jQuery.
Live Username Availability Checking using Ajax and jQuery. Demo Available
Simple script to check username availability using jQuery and Ajax. Try out demo and use it. I used gif loader and jquery fade in effects to make it fit. You can find many script like this but i want to keep my valuable users here to share their development needs.
CodeIgniter Tutorial: Upload and Convert video to FLV using FFmpeg.
Today, I will show, how can we upload and convert a video file to flv using FFmpeg in CodeIgniter website. FFmpeg commands runs in Linux but in Window server we need to download FFmpeg.exe file from its site. Which we have to put in our site root folder. IF your server is Linux then you also need verify that your hosting server has FFmpeg installed or you need it to be installed. For checking FFmpeg availability print phpinfo() in any file and run this command on server where you will get PHP version and other server settings. Find FFmpeg on that window if it doesn’t found then it means server has no FFmpeg installed.
Here is uploading code of video file in CodeIgniter.
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$file = 'video_file'; $config['upload_path'] = './video_folder/'; $config['allowed_types'] = 'mov|mpeg|mp3|avi'; $config['max_size'] = '50000'; $config['max_width'] = ''; $config['max_height'] = ''; $this->upload->initialize($config); $this->load->library('upload', $config); if(!$this->upload->do_upload($file)) { // If there is any error $err_msgs .= 'Error in Uploading video '.$this->upload->display_errors().' '; } else { $data=array('upload_data' => $this->upload->data()); $video_path = $data['upload_data']['file_name']; $directory_path = $data['upload_data']['file_path']; $directory_path_full = $data['upload_data']['full_path']; $file_name = $data['upload_data']['raw_name']; // ffmpeg command to convert video exec("ffmpeg -i ".$directory_path_full." ".$directory_path.$file_name.".flv"); // $file_name is same file name that is being uploaded but you can give your custom video name after converting So use something like myfile.flv. /// In the end update video name in DB $array = array( 'video' => $file_name.'.'.'flv', ); $this->db->set($array); $this->db->where('id',$id); // Table where you put video name $query = $this->db->update('user_videos'); } |
zGrid: Best PHP/AJAX Grid System. Good for Newbie web developers
Few days ago I have developed a Grid system using PHP, jQuery and Ajax. I want to share this with my dear users. It is not very well parametrized or generic but if have little much understanding of jQuery and Ajax then its easy to use. Give your feed back about zGrid.
Live Query Plugin: Solution of your problems in jQuery
Some one asked me about the solution of binding events to dynamically generated elements. And one name came in my mind that is LiveQuery. If you have used jQuery very well and worked on some dynamic created content using jQuery Ajax, then you must faced links binding problem to these new elements.
For example:
If you are performing some delete action on click of any element using its ID.
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$('a#someID').click(function(){ // your code }); // or something like $('a#someID').mouseenter(function(){ // your code }); // or something like $('a#someID').focus(function(){ // your code }); |
And if there are some dynamically generated links that also hold id “someID” then they won’t work. To get the solution of this problem, Brandon Aaron (jQuery team member) developed a plugin called LiveQuery plugin which binds the events to these dynamically generated elements.
Now if you have some dynamically generated elements. Use your event like this:
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$('a#someID').livequery('click', function(e) { // your code }); // or something like $('a#someID').livequery('mouseenter', function(e) { // your code }); // or something like $('a#someID').livequery('focus', function(e) { // your code }); |
I have used this plugin in my zGrid development
