- You can learn how to integrate our online manual with various tools, including - your web browser, on our quick reference tips page. - You can also get more information about php.net URL shortcuts by visiting our + More information about php.net URL shortcuts by visiting our URL howto page.
diff --git a/index.php b/index.php index eaf61eeaa..966684522 100644 --- a/index.php +++ b/index.php @@ -172,7 +172,6 @@ $SIDEBAR = <<< SIDEBAR_DATA $announcements - SIDEBAR_DATA; diff --git a/privacy.php b/privacy.php index 806044c96..a493db6fe 100644 --- a/privacy.php +++ b/privacy.php @@ -1,5 +1,4 @@ "footer")); diff --git a/sitemap.php b/sitemap.php index 504a6921a..0554fc49c 100644 --- a/sitemap.php +++ b/sitemap.php @@ -68,7 +68,6 @@ site_header("Sitemap", array("current" => "help"));- Most of the tips here utilize PHP.net URL shortcuts, so they allow you - more then just function lookups. For more information on what is possible - with our shortcuts, see the URL Howto page. -
- -- These shortcuts display pages in your own preferred language, as detected - by the PHP site. For more information on language selection, see - the My PHP.net page. -
-'; -site_header("Quick Reference Tips", array("current" => "help")); - -function tip_title($title, $author = '', $date = '') -{ - echo "- On this page, you can find many neat tips and tricks to look up - information about PHP functions and language constructs. - Send your suggestions for tips to the webmasters. -
- - --This is the complete php manual including user notes that works 100% OFFLINE. -It allows for searching, and quick access by using the Omnibox Feature. -To use the omnibox type > Ctlr+T > Type "OP" > Press (Tab) > Enter the function name -
--For more info, see -https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/mlilmganaobieaclflbciblffhaagnip -
- - - -- PHPDevBar is an addon for Firefox. This toolbar uses the official documentation - from PhD and quickly retrieves method and function definitions. - You can also use it to search in PHP Web sites. -
-
- Besides that, PHP Developer Toolbar has a huge list of user groups and server and client tools/links.
- The addon also contains PHPClassGen
, which allows you to easily generate
- a class and its HTML Form just by filling out a form.
-
- The Firefox addon is available at - https://addons.mozilla.org/pt-BR/firefox/addon/php-developer-toolbar/. - See the projects website for more details at http://phpdevbar.org -
- - - -- Rust right-click (control-click or click-and-hold for Macintosh users) - on this link: PHP Quick Reference - and add it to your bookmarks. With some browsers, you may need to edit - your bookmarks manually to give the bookmark an easy-to-remember title. -
-- If you want the bookmark toolbar to appear simply press Ctrl+B. -
- - - -- In Opera, go to Tools --> Preferences, and then click on the Search tab. You - should "Add a new search engine" and fill in the appropriate fields. My - choices are below. -
-- You have to check "Use POST" to be able to type in a query string. -
-- From then on (click OK twice to close the windows) you should be able to search - the function list by typing "p function" in the address bar (or use the - search dropdown menu). You can change "quickref" to "all" if you want to - search all php.net sites, or "manual" for the online documentation. -
- - - -- There are some options for - Apple Dashboard users: -
-date() formatter.
- - You can point your search engine setting to a local script on your own webserver, - and set up a PHP script to allow you to use shortcuts provided by other browsers. - See the detailed explanation at - MacOSXHints.com. -
- - - -- The WeberDev Toolbar provides direct - search functions to the PHP function list and the bug database, right from a - browser toolbar. -
- - - -- BBEdit users can put this little AppleScript into the Scripts folder of - BBEdit to look up functions on the PHP website as they type. This will - probably work in other AppleScript supporting text editors too, with - small modifications. The script uses the current selection, or prompts for - a function name, and uses the default browser to show the page at php.net. -
--tell application "BBEdit" - set fu to selection of window 1 as string - if fu = "" then - set fu to text returned of (display dialog "PHP Function:" default answer "") - end if - - if fu is not "" then - set target_URL to "" & fu - open location target_URL - end if -end tell -- - - -
- Open the Preferences dialog box, select Searches and then Internet Sites. - Click New, add "PHP Quick Reference" as the Title, and - "" as the URL. If - you add a letter in the Key column (eg. "p") you can search using the - address bar with that letter (eg. "p str_replace"). Otherwise, use Edit - → Find (Cmd-F) and select "On the Internet" under Find and choose - "PHP Quick Reference" as the search site. -
- - - -- Just right-click on this link: - PHP Quick Reference - and add it to your bookmarks. Using this bookmark you can directly get to - the documentation page of any function you have selected the name of - on the page, or if there is no selection, you are prompted for a string to - look for. -
- - - -- In KDE 3.0, the PHP quicksearch - is preconfigured, so you can type "php:mail" in Konqueror to get - the mail() function's manual page. -
- - - -- Now you can search for PHP functions by typing into the URL well. - For instance, php mysql or php strstr. -
- - - -- Add this stuff to search.ini in your Opera directory. -
- -- I replaced one of the existing search engine entries - (number 4 in this case), but there are tools around - that allow you to fully manage the search features of Opera. -
- -- After adding, saving and restarting Opera, I can access the - PHP function list by typing 'p is_dir' in the address bar of - any Opera window. -
- --[Search Engine 4] -Name=PHP -URL= -Query= -Key=p -Is post=0 -Has endseparator=0 -Encoding=utf-8 -Search Type=0 -- - - -
- With KDE 2.1, it is possible - to configure the Konqueror web browser to recognize quick reference - URIs, for example: "php:mysql_connect". -
- -- Just open the Konqueror menu "Settings → Configure Konqueror", - select the tab "Enhanced Browsing", check "Enable Web Shortcuts". -
- -- Then click on "Add..." and fill the dialog: -
- -- Voila! -
- - - -- Just right-click (control-click or click-and-hold for Macintosh users) - on this link: PHP Quick Reference - and add it to your bookmarks. With some browsers, you may need to edit - your bookmarks manually to give the bookmark an easy-to-remember title. -
- - - -- Quick access to PHP documentation and site search for all Mozilla (including Firebird) - and Netscape 6/7 users: -
- -- Further to the example above for Windows/IE users, here's something - Linux folks can do: -
- --#!/bin/sh -/usr/bin/netscape $1 --
- Here's another search option for Linux users who use Gnome. This is a macro - for gnome's mini-commander panel applet (modified from the Yahoo search that - comes with the applet): -
- -
- Regex:
^php: *(.*)$
-
- Macro:
- gnome-moz-remote --newwin $(echo
-'\1'|sed -e ': p;s/+/%2B/;t p;: s;s/\ /+/;t s;: q;s/\"/%22/;t q')
-
- You can find more - quick reference tips on our site. -
-URL shortcut behaviour is greatly influenced by