Comments for Medieval Programming

Comment on Latest Lightbox v2 with automatic resizing by Humair

Humair — Sat, 02 Jul 2011 11:40:30 +0000

Hey man good work…it really saved the time but m facing just one issue which seems like nobody else is having above. When I click at next button picture do gets toggle to next one but the page beneath it (the page of the post where I have put thumbnails) gets refreshed and jumps to my main web page. Did many changes to your script to hit the prob but no use. Could you please let me know where to fix it? I have submitted my experimental web page in the feed you can check the prob there too. Thanx

Comment on Latest Lightbox v2 with automatic resizing by george

george — Mon, 27 Jun 2011 22:12:31 +0000

Works good on IE and Safari but not so good on Firefox 3.6.17. At the and of loading image all windows colors became black and white. I am using frames. Is it any way to display image at once without any animation?

Thanks
.george

Comment on Latest Lightbox v2 with automatic resizing by Marin

Marin — Thu, 09 Jun 2011 14:22:56 +0000

Hi, could you update your patch on lightbox 2 v 2.05? The old one version 2.04 doesn’t work on IE9. Marin

Comment on Latest Lightbox v2 with automatic resizing by Rick

Rick — Tue, 10 May 2011 17:05:47 +0000

i have noticed that by implementing this new version of lightbox with auto image resizer, the web page now loads much slower. when i used the previous version on lightbox, the web page loaded very fast. now, the page will be blank for a few minutes as it loads.

is there any solution to this ?

thanks !

Comment on Propel and PHP Garbage collector by Ventzy

Ventzy — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 15:28:43 +0000

I had this issue when saving about 10000 objects. The process stopped at 650th object with exhausted 256 mb.

At the end of the loop I added:
$article->clearAllReferences(true);
unset($article); //don’t know is this actually needed

now I can create 10k objects without problems.

Additionally I called Propel::disableInstancePooling(); at start.

Propel 1.5 and php 5.3.

Comment on State of the Art Dependency Injection for PHP by Marcelo Gornstein

Marcelo Gornstein — Mon, 21 Feb 2011 13:04:09 +0000

Or… you can try Ding (http://marcelog.github.com/Ding) which is also modeled after Sprintf(tm) for Java, it supports some JSR 250 and 330 annotations, xml and/or yaml as bean definitions providers, so it has a complete inversion of control and dependency injection container.

also it is much more lightweight than flow3, has different cache for each subsystem, supports signal handling, non blocking tcp clients and servers and many useful helpers (like syslog, etc)