| Q. | Can you use a css/javascript framework with a php framework? | Related Search:
Programming & Design | | | I was wondering if a php framework, let's say CakePHP, can be used with a CSS Framework, i.e. 960 Grid System, and/or a Javascript framework, i.e. JQuery. If yes, can you point me to a resource that helps me do just that?
| | A. | Yes you can. You would have to include the jquery lilbraries in the php pages to use jquery. Here's a good intro on using jquery with cakePHP: [Link]  / | | | |
| Q. | has anyone used 'easy framework' (HTML, CSS, JS)? | Related Search:
Programming & Design | | | Has anyone out there used this framework?
| | A. | Nope, but it totally recommend using JQuery for JS. It makes it really easy. I think it is what Google uses for Gmail, but not sure. | | | |
| Q. | Does a Javascript framework such as jQuery or Mootools need to be on the same server as a page using it? | Related Search:
Programming & Design | | | I'd like to put a gallery using Mootools in an eBay listing. To be able to do it could I call the Mootools framework file from another server, as you can do with CSS and Javascript. Or, would I need to store a html document containing the gallery on a server alongside the framework file and put in an iFrame on the eBay listing?
Thanks
| | A. | No, the browser doesn't care where the Javascript comes from. In fact Google offer an interesting free service where they host the major JS frameworks on their servers, so it doesn't come out of your bandwidth.
You may be thinking of the 'same-origin policy', but this only applies to Ajax requests and is only between the web page itself and any xml/json it is requesting. The source of the JS file is irrelevant. | | | |
| Q. | Which Framework I should go? CakePHP or Ruby On Rail? | Related Search:
Programming & Design | | | (Whoever answer my questions in own word & in detail, will get the "Best Anwer 10 Points" today. Thanks!)
Here is my computer languages background.
HTML, CSS, PHP, ASP.net, C++, COBOL, VB, VB.net, C#. And I am very familiar with Joomla CMS which has Jake to integrated with PHPCake.
But I was encourage to give up CakePHP and go to pick up Ruby & its Ruby On rail FrameWork.
Here are my questions:
1.If you were me, which Framework you will pick? (Only 1 choice) Why?
2. How do you compare These 2 Frameworks, and how do you expert their future?
3.Is there job opportunity for CakePHP?
Just answer it. I will choose one as the "Best Answer" anway. Thanks
| | A. | 1. If I were you, I'd pick Ruby on Rails. There are several reasons for this. One, it's the language of the future. Two, it's being talked about and covered in magazines and all over the Web. Three, I believe it'd be easier to transition from languages like PHP/ASP/CSS/HTML to Ruby on Rails, simply because Ruby is also very web-based.
2. CakePHP essentially is a "sect" that split off of Ruby on Rails, that is more focused on PHP. Ruby on Rails is more popular.
3. Probably not, actually. It's simply not that popular. Ruby on Rails has a much better chance, for sure. | | | |
| Q. | How can I learn HTML, and CSS, C++, etc? | Related Search:
Programming & Design | | | I do not even know what half of these are but I DO know that HTML is the framework of websites (flash is another one too) anyway, I was just wondering if there are any books out there that teach me everything from the basics to the extremely advanced stuff. If that means picking up a HTML CSS and C++ dummies book, fine. Also, could someone give me a brief description of each of the three? Lastly, will I need to pick up any programs for my computer? Any info will help, I really want to learn this stuff, thanks.
Excuse my terrible spelling.
| | A. | W3 Schools is free has instruction in the web related areas. So here are some brief, basic things for you to know.
HTML (Hypertext Markup Language)is a scripting language that you use to layout and display web pages.
CSS (Cascading Style Sheets) are a used to modify HTML pages in consistent ways. They are based on styles that you can either embed directly in HTML tags or include in a separate CSS file.
Javascript is an important and useful language for extending the HTML web page in various ways including interactive GUI's, menus games etc.
C++ is a whole other beast. This is a language used to develop resident programs, like Word and Adobe etc. C++ is a high learning curve language. In Windows environment the VIsual C++ express environment is free and will give a feel for the development environment and C++ language. I would recommend if you want to do this try C# it is a littler easier and has the same syntax - also free from microsoft.
Finally the Java language is a high powered development language that is similar to C++ and C# in syntax but is supported across many computers including MAC, Linux and Windows. It also well suited to Web based application development. | | | |
| Q. | Best way to create a tooltip using c# in the .NET 2.0 framework? | Related Search:
Programming & Design | | | I created a CSS file containing the tooltip code which i call to using this html code:
<a class="tooltip" href="#"><img src="Images/qmark.gif" border="0"/><span>You can also insure your pedal cycles under this section, upto a maximum of £250 per cycle.</span></a>
Now i need to have a link in the above code... How can i do so? <asp:Hyperlink> doesn't work and neither does <span> and you can't have a <a href..> in an <a> class... Anyone?
Thanks
| | A. | try
<asp:hyperlink id="tooltip">... | | | |
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