Anybody noticed php.net is down?
It's responding to pings. But no pages load.
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2009/7/16 Thijs Lensselink
> Anybody noticed php.net is down?
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> It's responding to pings. But no pages load.
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UK servers are working: uk2.php.net
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Yeah noticed this fact also, try one mirror for example us.php.net or
de.php.net
There are also a lot of other mirrors ;)
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Hmm,
> I thought it was just me, guess not!
>
> What are we going to do?!
>
regarding to this question we should use the mirrors provided until this
problem is solved ;)
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On Thursday 16 July 2009 11:30:52 Thijs Lensselink wrote:
> Anybody noticed php.net is down?
>
> It's responding to pings. But no pages load.
I thought it was just me, guess not!
What are we going to do?!
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Thijs Lensselink schrieb:
> Anybody noticed php.net is down?
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> It's responding to pings. But no pages load.
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no
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Folks,
I'm developing a rather large site in PHP. The main horizontal nav bar
never changes, no matter how deep you are in the site. However, on the
left side is a vertical "sub-menu" system. This menu is proving to be a
real pain to program. I have it limited the menu system to 3 levels:
MAIN:
|___Secondary pages
|___Tertiary pages
For each level, and each folder, I have a file called subnav.php, which
contains the links for that page. It has its own code to determine the
page it's on, and highlight the appropriate menu item.
The problem is when I need to move pages, or add pages, it's proving to
be a REAL PAIN to maintain this type of structure.
Does anyone know of any off-the-shelf product that can create/maintain a
sub-menu system like this?
I don't mind starting over at this point, but I'm hoping there is
something I can just purchase, so I can concentrate on the rest of the
site....hopefully the menu system would support PHP and ASP.
Thanks for any information!
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you can make the menu based on the files.
Open the directory, read the files and save some sort of "cache" that use
the site.
When you need to move something, just delete the "cache" an let php do the
rest.
On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 9:55 AM, David Stoltz
> Folks,
>
> I'm developing a rather large site in PHP. The main horizontal nav bar
> never changes, no matter how deep you are in the site. However, on the
> left side is a vertical "sub-menu" system. This menu is proving to be a
> real pain to program. I have it limited the menu system to 3 levels:
>
> MAIN:
> |___Secondary pages
> |___Tertiary pages
>
> For each level, and each folder, I have a file called subnav.php, which
> contains the links for that page. It has its own code to determine the
> page it's on, and highlight the appropriate menu item.
>
> The problem is when I need to move pages, or add pages, it's proving to
> be a REAL PAIN to maintain this type of structure.
>
> Does anyone know of any off-the-shelf product that can create/maintain a
> sub-menu system like this?
>
> I don't mind starting over at this point, but I'm hoping there is
> something I can just purchase, so I can concentrate on the rest of the
> site....hopefully the menu system would support PHP and ASP.
>
> Thanks for any information!
>
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At 8:55 AM -0400 7/16/09, David Stoltz wrote:
>Folks,
>
>I'm developing a rather large site in PHP. The main horizontal nav bar
>never changes, no matter how deep you are in the site. However, on the
>left side is a vertical "sub-menu" system. This menu is proving to be a
>real pain to program. I have it limited the menu system to 3 levels:
>
>MAIN:
> |___Secondary pages
> |___Tertiary pages
>
This might help:
http://sperling.com/examples/new-menuh/
However, this is not a php script, but rather a simple css solution.
The only addition is a javascript routine to handle IE -- without it,
IE's are dead.
Cheers,
tedd
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There are a plethora of solutions to do this type of navigation. All of them
free. They usually use an
Thijs Lensselink wrote:
> Anybody noticed php.net is down?
>
> It's responding to pings. But no pages load.
>
>
I noticed this
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Daniel Kolbo wrote:
> Thijs Lensselink wrote:
>> Anybody noticed php.net is down?
>>
>> It's responding to pings. But no pages load.
>>
>>
> I noticed this
>
>
They probably just have their asp.net module misconfigured.
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On Thu, Jul 16, 2009 at 21:55, Michael A. Peters
>
> They probably just have their asp.net module misconfigured.
IIS crashed. We tried to CTRL+ALT+DEL, but it didn't work. We've
been on the phone with Tech Support for nine hours, and hope to be
able to install Service Pack 31 next week.
[Now for the real (canned) response.]
We're aware of the issue, and thanks for your report. For more
information, please see this thread on our newsgroups:
http://news.php.net/php.mirrors/37458
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David Stoltz wrote:
> Folks,
>
> I'm developing a rather large site in PHP. The main horizontal nav bar
> never changes, no matter how deep you are in the site. However, on the
> left side is a vertical "sub-menu" system. This menu is proving to be a
> real pain to program. I have it limited the menu system to 3 levels:
>
> MAIN:
> |___Secondary pages
> |___Tertiary pages
>
> For each level, and each folder, I have a file called subnav.php, which
> contains the links for that page. It has its own code to determine the
> page it's on, and highlight the appropriate menu item.
>
> The problem is when I need to move pages, or add pages, it's proving to
> be a REAL PAIN to maintain this type of structure.
>
> Does anyone know of any off-the-shelf product that can create/maintain a
> sub-menu system like this?
>
> I don't mind starting over at this point, but I'm hoping there is
> something I can just purchase, so I can concentrate on the rest of the
> site....hopefully the menu system would support PHP and ASP.
>
> Thanks for any information!
I know your pain :-) I can't point you to a bolt on solution, but what you
probably want is a tree structure of some sort. Have a read of
http://www.sitepoint.com/print/hierarchical-data-database/ for the
concepts; scroll down to Modified Preorder Tree Traversal.
There seem to be a few nested set classes out there to manage this sort of
structure, e.g. http://www.edutech.ch/contribution/nstrees/index.php or
search on "nested trees".
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