Do you have a database with foreign keys and just wish you could have something automatically create your ZF models from it? Well, today that was me. So as a little proof of concept, this is the code I came up with to do it for me…
But before we get to that, a few caveats:
- It’s just a proof of concept
- The output needs updating for proper reference names, etc.
- Outputs everything to screen in one go and doesn’t save the files.
However, it might be handy to someone, so I post it up for your comments.
Continue reading ‘Auto generating basic models for a Zend Framework app’
Following on from the previous post, I thought it’d be nice to have the handle move on a mouse wheel. Looking around for mouse wheel integration, it seems that it’s only a short amount of code to update Prototype to use the mouse wheel. When it’s not in the core code, I don’t know, as it seems rather handy. The mouse wheel code is listed at the Prototype Event Extension article over at Ajaxian.
Continue reading ‘Slider – part 2 – using a mouse wheel’
Yesterday I was looking at the Scriptaculous library, in particular the slider bar. I had used it once before with some success, using a graphic for the track and gripper. But that’s was boring! What I wanted was to see the bar fill up with colour when it was slid. Something like this:
I hadn’t seen anything like this around (not saying it hasn’t been done, just that I hadn’t seen it!), so after a bit of playing I found out it was actually very easy to create. And this is how I did it…
Continue reading ‘Scriptaculous slider trick’
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