Posted by mcloide on April 1, 2009
I have decided to place the download inside SourceForge.net. There I can easily mantain notes, logs, and better organize versions and files.
To check the new Authorize.net download page, please go to: https://sourceforge.net/projects/authorizenetaim/
Keep your eyes open I might be releasing some more changes soon
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Posted by mcloide on September 23, 2008
I have finally taken a better look at the class and I have rewrite it in some methods, but the biggest change was the complete adaptation for PHP4 or PHP5.
The class still with the same structure:
- Constructor with a handler to initialize the mysql connection and database selection
- select, insert, update, delete and query methods
- pagination
As a suggestion, if you can, use the PHP5 version. PHP5’s object model is much stronger than PHP4.
Follows the links for downloading the class:
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Posted by mcloide on September 22, 2008

I noticed that the class had a little mistake that would make it not work properly under PHP4 and a little annoying bug that I had on the select method. If you already had downloaded the class, please download this newer version.
Click here to download the newer version: Download
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Posted by mcloide on September 4, 2008
Consider the scenario where you have only PHP4, you can’t use PEARL DBManager or even a Zend Framework. Using MySQLi extension from PHP is out of question and you can’t update the server because it will affect all other sites.
Well I got into a situation like that today and I had to modify all my MySQLi Handler class to work this around.
I have created a MySQL Handler class. It will work just like the MySQLi Handler class, but using mysql functions.
If you find yourself in a situation just like the one explained above, this might help.

I noticed that the class had a little mistake that would make it not work properly under PHP4 and a little annoying bug that I had on the select method. If you already had downloaded the class, please download this newer version.
Follow the links for downloading the class:
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Posted by mcloide on September 4, 2008
I have done a lot of applications and some of them had to be released in a Beta Version and as you probably know, beta is the first stable version that you can work with, but it might have a bug or two.
Most of the times I have just asked the users to submit an email with the feedback of what it’s going on. Most ot the times I have lost that email and had no reference about the bug.
I had two ways to work this out, one create a ticketing system or simply create a class that get’s the user information about the bug, saves and send an email.
Both have it’s pros and cons, but in this case I will release the bug class only. It’s simple, easy to adapt and it will store the bug information that is all that we need right now.
You can download the class here and inside the class you will see (at top) the information about creating the table.
P.S. This class uses my MySQLiHandler class that is available in my older posts.
Important update: I have added more fields in the bug reporter and I have changed the way that the insert method works in the MySQLiHandler class. Please get the latest versions.
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Posted by mcloide on August 26, 2008

I have build a very simple class that parses a Vcard file type. The class will read a file with a Vcard, parse all information in it and output an array with the information. Once you get the array you can easily access it and uses it’s information for another class such as user or contacts.
The class is bellow and you can use it, modify it, just make a reference where you got it from (thanks): Vcard.zip
# The class is very simple, it will build an array with all the information of the Vcard
# This is an example of the return of the parser
Array
(
[name] => Array
(
[lastname] => Robot
[firstname] => Tired
[middlename] =>
)
[fullname] => Tired Robot
[business] => Tired Robot Blog
[title] => Blog Picture
[note] => Any notes associated with this contact
[phone] => 5615615561
[home] => 5615615562
[cell] => 5615615563
[fax] => 5615615564
[address] => Array
(
[0] => 1234 NW Street with no Name St
[1] => Deerfield Beach
[2] => FL
[3] => 33442
[4] => United States
)
[url] => mcloide.wordpress.com
[email] => info@mcloide.wordpress.com
)
*/
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