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Disable PHP code sniffer rules

24th June 202224th April 2022 Guy Thomas 0 Comments PHP

I work with Moodle code a lot and on most (if not all) projects codesniffer is employed to ensure a

An unexpected editor

16th November 20214th November 2021 Gareth Barnard 1 Comment development, IDE, Java, mustache, Netbeans, PHP

Introduction For years now I’ve been developing Moodle code in Notepad++, because of its tabs and understanding of line endings

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What a difference a character makes

16th July 202018th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 1 Comment code, passbyreference, passbyvalue, PHP, Program, reference, value

Introduction If you’ve not read my ‘The first step’ posts (all three – one, two and three) and don’t understand

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Seventies

16th June 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 1 Comment CSS, font, FontSquirrel, Foundation, groovy, PHP, retro, scss, seventies, Theme

Introduction During the lock-down, my hair has progressively got longer, so much so that I’m reminded of the ‘look’ of

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Decisions

16th May 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 1 Comment PHP, Software Development, Software Engineering

Introduction My last three posts have been about learning PHP, so this month I thought I’d continue on a smaller

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The first step – part three

16th April 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 2 Comments class, code, Developer, development, inheritance, object, Object Orientated, PHP, Software Development, Software Engineering

Part three concludes with:

1. Classes and methods
2. Class inheritance and overloading

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The first step – part two

16th March 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 4 Comments apache, code, coding, Developer, development, learning, PHP, Raspberry Pi

Last time in part one we setup a web server and looked at PHP output. This time in part two we will look at:

1. variables
2. functions
3. scope and globals

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The first step – part one

16th February 202024th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 6 Comments apache, code, coding, Developer, development, learning, PHP, Raspberry Pi

So you want to modify your Moodle installation? You’ve learnt a little about HTML and CSS, but you’re not really a programmer. As Moodle’s dynamic element is orchestrated by PHP which is a scripting language (similar to a programming one). How can you make that leap?

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Output three ways

16th December 201824th July 2020 Gareth Barnard 2 Comments how to, mustache, Output, PHP, template

Introduction Moodle principally generates its HTML output using PHP (some can be generated via JavaScript on your web browser) using