Tuesday, March 23, 2010

New version 3.0.4 of ApPHP Calendar released



The new version 3.0.4 of ApPHP Calendar is available now for downloading. There are mansome bugs fixed and also many additions and improvements. This version requires full re-installation, if you work with one of previous.



Here the main additions and improvements:

* Feature: [added] possibility to work with events, related to certain user by using SetUserID() method
* Feature: [added] possibility to define (allow) Calendar Views: Daily, Weekly etc. by using SetCalendarViews() method
* Feature: [added] new operation type: "printing" (defined in SetOperations() method)
* Feature: [added] new CSS style - "brown"
* Feature: [added] new language - (de) German - suggested by Roland Stuber
* Feature: [added] possibility to limit the daily time "from" "to" by SetAllowedHours(7, 19) method
* Feature: [added] scrolling on events overflow for Monthly View cells
* Feature: [added] possibility to disable a certain day of week by using SetDisabledDay() method
* Feature: [added] possibility to save http request variables between calendar's sessions by using SaveHttpRequestVars() method
* Feature: [added] new type of displaying events for Monthly View - "list"

* Feature: [improved] linking to calendar.class.php (using predefined constant - CALENDAR_DIR)
* Feature: [improved] tooltip displaying for Weekly view (now it shows event description, not name)
* Feature: [improved] minor changes in CSS styles
* Feature: [improved] minor improvements in Debug Mode
* Feature: [improved] minor improvements in Statistics Module
* Bugs fixed

To view a Live Demo click here.

To play with a Showcase click here.

To download new version click here.

Saturday, March 20, 2010

New version 6.0.7 of PHP DataGrid released


The new version 6.0.7 of PHP DataGrid is available now for downloading. There are many improvements and new features, like new field types ("color", "percent"), new PEAR database drivers, new version of JS AFV using etc. This version requires full re-installation, if you work with one of previous. Read carefully Getting Started.


Here the main additions and improvements:

* Feature: [added] in Oracle driver (pear/DB/oci8.php)
* Feature: [added] in JS Auto Form Validator on Form submition
* Feature: [added] new field's type - "percent" (in View and Edit Modes)
* Feature: [added] non-documented method SetDefaultTimezone("America/Los_Angeles");
* Feature: [added] added new attribute "allow_downloading"=>"true|false" for "file" and "image" field types in Details Mode
* Feature: [added] new datetime format: datemdy(mm-dd-yyyy) for "datetime" fiweds in all modes

* Feature: [improved] CSS style for linktoview/linktoedit/linktodelete fields (added tooltip)
* Feature: [improved] Add/View/Delete columns were narrowed
* Feature: [improved] updated German language translation. Special thanks to Manfred Breitkreuz.
* Feature: [improved] improved translation for most languages
* Feature: [improved] css style for displaying Upload button ("file" and "image" fields)
* Feature: [improved] PEAR::DB package updated from version 1.3 to version 1.7.14RC1

* Bugs fixed

To view a Live Demo click here.

To download new version click here.

Thursday, March 18, 2010

New product released: ApPHP TreeMenu!



The ApPHP TreeMenu is a PHP script that generates multilevel tree menu control. It was specially designed for web developers. Tree menu is one of the most popular and commonly used navigation controls and it allows you to set up and use in no time.

It has a collapsible vertical tree listing, that resembles the Windows Explorer folder view. It also makes it easier for visitors of your website to find things, makes its look more professional and helps to organize large amount of data into hierarchical order with as many nodes and sub-levels as you need. Expandable elements can be used as links, or they can be just expanded. The sub-menus are opened and closed by a mouse click.

The code is object-oriented with two classes: the TreeMenu class creates the tree structure and the Node class is used for each menu item. Simple CSS defines the look of the tree and can be changed with ease.

To view a Live Demo click here.

To download new version click here.