New Features

Added some features that I hope are useful.

Firstly, all the function linking within the forums now links to a local version of the manual.

Next, code in the code gallery also has function linking now.

The tutorial section is next.

Added php.net style shortcuts. I.e., you can use http://codewalkers.com/tutorials to go to the tutorial section. You can use codewalkers.com/function_name to see any function just like you can on php.net.

Shortcuts to codewalkers pages:

"code" => "code.php",
"tutorials" => "tutorials.php",
"tuts" => "tutorials.php",
"links" => "links.php",
"forums" => "forum/index.php",
"contest" => "php-contest.php",
"faq" => "faq.php",
"reviews" => "reviews.php",
"books" => "reviews.php",
"about" => "aboutus.php",
"aboutus" => "aboutus.php",
"news" => "index.php",
"pasture" => "pasture.php"

Any others you want, let me know...

Matt,

You are absolutely great!!! We have our own PHP manual now here at codewalkers, in our "localhost"(as Nazly names it)... Fantastic!!! No doubt, this site is da best!

Thank you

never again will i have to type forums/index.php :p

thx

a few nitpicks about the site (i could move this thread to another forum if you want).

the [ php ] and [ / php ] tags are odd

they put a ?> at the end automatically, but don't put a
also foreach() always links to php.net/each and never to php.net/foreach

[edit]
actually it links to our local php manual now, so codewalkers.com/each instead of codewalkers.com/foreach

Yeah...I need to spend some debugging time on that...thanks for reminding me.

also for

Yeah zombie was supposed to fix that, but he never did. What can I say? He's a slacker.

no i was not! i said that i will deal with all the issues when there are at least 3 or 4 bigger problems. ;)

but ok, if you insist, i will work on that.

btw, i come up with a better (and simpler) solution. also this might come handy in light of your soon release of improved EP++ forum code

hmm for() also doesn't link

for() and foreach() are not functions anyway..

would it be possible to auto-link to them even though they aren't functions, or would that be excessive?

Anything is possible but its probably a bit to excessive. You only need the links to the functions.

hmm, about the [php ] and [ php] tags

either put both or neither.
(it's only when just one is put that people can get confused)

i think matt is working on it, i imagine he has a very busy schedule, and debugging the [php ][/php ] code is probably not at the top of his list.

true.

anyway, here's another question/nitpick.

how do i access register_globals locally?

http://www.php.net/register_globals

http://www.codewalkers.com/register_globals

Should work for you now .

ah thx

Either should work.