Monthly Archiv: February, 2010

Trigonometric tools

Package:
Trigonometric tools
Summary:
Calculate sine, cosine and tangent of angles
Groups:
Math, PHP 5
Author:
Mohammed Cherkaoui
Description:
This class can be used to calculate sine, cosine and tangent of angles.

It can perform calculations compute the sine of an angle from the cosine or tangent values, or the cosine of an angle from the sine or tangent.


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Link CSV

Package:
Link CSV
Summary:
Load and merge the data of two CSV files
Groups:
Databases, Files and Folders, Tables
Author:
Schubertus Hodenus
Description:
This class can be used to load and merge the data of two CSV files.

It can load a CSV file and return an array with the loaded data.

The class can also take the arrays of data of two previously load and link them in order to merge the rows that have the same value of two given columns of each of the CSV files.

It can also add, change and delete rows of a CSV file, as well search for values in its rows.

The comments in the code are in German.


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connector

Package:
connector
Summary:
Execute MySQL prepared queries
Groups:
Databases, PHP 5
Author:
Muralikrishna Srinivasan
Description:
This class can be used to execute MySQL prepared queries.

It can prepare and execute MySQL prepared queries using the MySQLi extension.

The query values and types are passed as arrays.

The query results are returned as bi-dimensional arrays.


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ApPHP Calendar

Montly View
Package:
ApPHP Calendar
Summary:
Display month calendars in HTML tables
Groups:
AJAX, HTML, PHP 5, Time and Date
Author:
Chara Miteo
Description:
This class can be used to display month calendars in HTML tables.

It can generate HTML tables that display the days of calendar months of whole years.

The class displays links that allow browsing different month calendars using AJAX to avoid page reloading.


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BuddyPress for One (and All!)

Back in April of last year, Matt posted here on the dev blog about the release of BuddyPress 1.0, a plugin that adds a social networking layer to an installation of WordPress MU. Many people were excited about the idea, but were unable to experiment with BuddyPress because they ran single installations of WordPress rather than the multi-site WordPress MU. To those people, good news! A little over a week ago Andy Peatling, founder and lead developer of BuddyPress, announced the release of BuddyPress 1.2, which can be used on single installations of WordPress. Congratulations, BuddyPress! And congratulations to all the people who’ve been waiting with bated breath for this to happen.

The first thing I thought when I heard the news was, “Awesome! Now everyone can put BuddyPress on their site if they want it.” The second thought I had was, “Shoot! Average WordPress users won’t want to try BuddyPress if they have to switch their site themes over to the BuddyPress default theme just to try it out.” The third thought I had was, “That can’t be right. I’ll ask Andy.”

As it turned out, you could keep your current theme with BuddyPress if you added a couple of files and made a few file edits. There was even a link on the BuddyPress site to download the necessary files. That still seemed a little clunky, though, so Andy, super awesome guy that he is, went ahead and made a plugin to get you started. The BuddyPress Template Pack can be installed directly from your WordPress admin (Plugins > Add New), and will walk you through the theme additions step by step.*

Now you can use BuddyPress with your single site installation of WordPress, and you can keep your existing theme. Seriously, could BuddyPress have made it any easier for you to add social networking to your site? I know I can’t wait to try it out this weekend, how about you?

* Don’t forget to install BuddyPress itself, or the template pack plugin won’t do anything!

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