Almost every tutorial i found while googling for a solution is a lot of spaghetti code. That’s why i decided to use swiftmailer, which makes code pretty self explanatory – so dig in.

Library used is swiftmailer which you need to download and upload to your server. Also it has with excellent docs.

require_once 'swiftmailer/swift_required.php';

if ( // Maybe add some validation here, like check for value of some hidden field or whatever ) {

    // Catch your $_POST
    $yourName = $_POST['yourName'];
    // etc

    // File validation
    $maxFileSize = 10240; // file size in KB
    $maxFileSizeMb = $maxFileSize / 1024; // file size in MB

    // Specify what extension you are accepting for your file
    $allowedExtensions = array("jpg", "jpeg", "tiff", "pdf", "doc", "docx");

    $uploadedFileName = basename($_FILES['yourFile']['name']);
    $uploadedFileType = substr($uploadedFileName, strrpos($uploadedFileName, '.') + 1);
    $uploadedFileSize = $_FILES["yourFile"]["size"] / 1024;

    if ( $uploadedFileSize > $maxFileSize ) {
        $errors .= "Size of file should be less than $maxFileSizeMb MB \r\n";
    } else {
        $extensionAllowed = false;

        for ( $i = 0; $i < sizeof($allowedExtensions); $i++ ) {
            if ( strcasecmp($allowedExtensions[$i], $uploadedFileType) == 0 ) {
                $extensionAllowed = true;
            }
        }

        if ( ! $extensionAllowed ) {
            $errors .= "The uploaded file is not supported file type. Only the following file types are supported: " . implode(',',$allowedExtensions) . " \r\n";
        } else {
            $pathOfUploadedFile = "some-writable-directory/$uploadedFileName";

            $tmp_path = $_FILES["yourFile"]["tmp_name"];

            if ( is_uploaded_file($tmp_path) ) {
                if( ! copy($tmp_path, $pathOfUploadedFile) ) {
                    $errors .= "error while copying the uploaded file \r\n";
                } else {
                    // Set up message text
                    $messageText = "Name: $yourName \r\n";
                    // etc

                    // Start up swiftmailer
                    $transport = Swift_MailTransport::newInstance();

                    //Create the Mailer using your created Transport
                    $mailer = Swift_Mailer::newInstance($transport);

                    //Create a message
                    $message = Swift_Message::newInstance("Your name: $yourFullName")
                      ->setFrom(array($yourEmail => $yourFullName ) )
                      ->setTo(array("mail@mail.com" => "John Doe"))
                      ->setBody($messageText)
                      ->attach(Swift_Attachment::fromPath( $pathOfUploadedFile ));

                    //Send the message
                    if( $mailer->send($message) ) {
                        // if mail has been sent -> delete uploaded file from your server
                        unlink($pathOfUploadedFile);
                    }
                }
            } else {
                $errors .= "tmp_path fail \r\n";
            }
        }
    }

}

Disclaimer: This is more of a reminder for me then what you might call “tutorial”…

1. Download latest version of EasyPHP, install it and then start it.
2. In order to add php to your path follow these steps.
3. Download latest version of Symfony 2.
4. Open administration page of EasyPHP.
5. Extract Symfony 2 zip(or tgz) file and place it somewhere. Then create alias in EasyPHP for that folder where you extracted Symfony 2 archive.
6. If you open that alias now in your localhost and go to web/config.php you will see some warnings.
7. You need to download php_apc.dll file and then copy it to %EasyPHP%/php/ext folder. Now right click on EasyPHP icon in taskbar and click on Configuration->PHP extension.
8. Locate php_apc.dll and php_intl.dll and enable both of them. After that just restart EasyPHP.
9. Open Apache folder inside %EasyPHP% and copy php.ini to C:/Windows

Now when you go to web/config.php you won’t see any warnings and you can easily follow instructions in The Book and you can even use all those commands to auto generate bundles and whatnot in those examples…

After you complete step #9 you can do these commands:

• Generate getters and setters for your entities:

  php app/console doctrine:generate:entities Acme
  

• Create database based on your settings:

  php app/console doctrine:database:create
  

• Create tables in your database based on your schema(if you want to drop already existing table before creating new one):

  php app/console doctrine:schema:create (--dump-sql)
  

Use “Doctrine Fixtures extension and bundle” to generate dummy content fast:

• Add following lines to “deps” file located in your project root:

  [doctrine-fixtures]
  	git=http://github.com/doctrine/data-fixtures.git
  
  [DoctrineFixturesBundle]
  	git=http://github.com/symfony/DoctrineFixturesBundle.git
  	target=/bundles/Symfony/Bundle/DoctrineFixturesBundle
  

• Run this command to update your vendors:

  php bin/vendors install

• Open “app/autoloader.php” and above this line:

  'Doctrine\\Common'                  => __DIR__.'/../vendor/doctrine-common/lib',

  Add this line:

  'Doctrine\\Common\\DataFixtures'    => __DIR__.'/../vendor/doctrine-fixtures/lib',

• Open “app/AppKernel.php and register new bundle:

  new Symfony\Bundle\DoctrineFixturesBundle\DoctrineFixturesBundle(),

After this you need to create your data fixtures file. You can see here how to that.

*under development aka not working at all at the moment*

Download

C:\Users\Username\.gitconfig

[alias]
	co = checkout
	ci = commit
	st = status
	br = branch
	hist = log --pretty=format:\"%h %ad | %s%d [%an]\" --graph --date=short
	type = cat-file -t
	dump = cat-file -p

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After some searching on the web i failed to fix this. But i did find some useful topic on Invision Power community forums with this code:

$in_password = trim($this->request['PassWord']);
$md5_password = md5($in_password);
$pass_hash = md5( md5( $salt ) . $md5_password );

So with that info i fired up my WAMPSERVER and added new php file and started working on this which will generate this hash for you.

What you need to do is open IPB database in phpmyadmin, find table `Members` and in that table find user for which you want to reset password.

Now find row called `members_pass_salt` and copy value of that row.

This is that small script i created where you just paste that password salt and enter your new password and it generates hash for you.

You should now copy that hash and got back to phpmyadmin.Find that user you want to reset password for and find row `members_pass_hash` which is right above `members_pass_salt`. In  value for `members_pass_hash` paste that hash that has been generated and that’s it.

I should say that this is

I don’t know how much this is ground breaking(not at all) but maybe someone will find it useful…

This is my attempt at creating simple grid system. It’s using reset css from h5bp project and the idea for grid from oocss.org project.

Demo page can be found here: http://gavrisimo.github.com/simple-grids

Like the name suggests, this project is heavily based on h5bp project and up until few days ago it really was bared down version of h5bp project. But i decided that it’s easier for me to maintain it as a separate project and develop it in any way i want and also in any direction i want.

The main goal for this project is to help me work on my projects a lot faster and easier, and by easier i mean i don’t have to use Initializr or something similar every time i start on a new project.

Also since i want to have fork of h5bp project so i can submit things to that project i think this is the only way, i mean why to have 2 forks of same project if only one of those is gonna have commits pulled to original projects… Tbh i really didn’t check, but i don’t think you can have two forks of same project…

So i don’t expect anyone to use this but me, so if someone really does use this – great.

GitHub repo: h5bp-min

Also I’m thinking about new name for this project…

UPDATE posts p SET comment_status = 'open', ping_status = 'open' WHERE comment_status = 'closed';

That sql query will enable comments on all your posts where comments are closed.

If you want to close comments on all posts where you have comments enabled, you just need to tweak this query a little bit.

UPDATE posts p SET comment_status = 'closed', ping_status = 'closed' WHERE comment_status = 'open';

So solution is this:

1. Close all Adobe applications.
2. Go to Start and in the search field, type: %USERPROFILE%\AppData\Local\Adobe
3. Delete the TypeSupport folder
4. Open Photoshop, things should be back to normal.

Original article can be found here:

http://buithanhtung.wordpress.com/2011/02/11/photoshop-could-not-complete-your-request-because-something-prevented-the-text-engine-from-being-initialized-error/