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It connects to a given IRC server and authenticates on behalf of a given user.
Separate scripts can send other IRC commands via the connection opened to the server.
It can add individual tags or with enclosed data to the document being composed.
The class can also detect deprecated tags and add to the generated HTML Javascript code that displays warning messages when the page is loaded.
The added tags and data may be returned as strings or displayed as the current script output.
A new audio editor, Wavosaur, has been added to the Free Digital Audio / Sound Editors page. This one supports the usual assortment of editing features as well as support for VST plugins, ASIO, pitch shifting, vocal removal, loop, bit-depth conversion, etc. Like all the other digital sound editors on that page, it is free.
Download beta 2. See changes since beta 1.
It can take note of time when it starts and ends a given PHP script named section.
The class can return that elapsed since it the beginning and and end of a section.
It is based on the original Image to PHP class originally written by Ben Yacoub Hatem.
It can generate a backup file that contain SQL statements to create all the database tables and insert its table record data.
The class can also read a previously generated backup file and execute the SQL in the file to restore the original database tables and record data.
It can send HTTP request to the Paypal API Web servers to execute a given API operation passing a list of name and value pairs. It can also send requests to the sandbox API web servers.
The class returns the response name value pairs as an associative array.
It can check if a cache file for the current page exists and whether it is still valid.
If the cache file does not exist or it is expired, the class starts capturing the current page output and stores it the cache file when the scripts exits.
If the cache file exists and has not yet expired, the class outputs the contents of the cache file and exits.
It can add headers to the current HTTP request response for several purposes, such as redirecting the request to another URL, setting the content type or content disposition for downloads.
It can also set the response status and automatically determine the textual description by looking up a list of known response codes.
Once the list of headers is fully defined, the class issues the response header output commands.