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This article describing how to use ESF Database Migration Toolkit to migrating data from MS-Access 2000-2007 to MySQL database and vice versa. Introduction: If you have not installed ESF Database Migration Toolkit,  get it now . 1).  In "Choose a Data Source" dialog, choose "Microsoft Access (*.mdb)" or "Microsoft Access 2007 (*.mdb;*.accdb)" if you are migrating data from Access 2007; Then press "Browse" to find the Access MDB (or ACCDB) file, if the file has a password, fill out password in "Password" field, then click "Next" to continue. 2).  In "Choose a Data Destination" dialog, choose "MySQL Database", fill out the server name where MySQL locating and the server port (default is 3306), plus, you want to offer a username and password to connect it. MySQL supporting some different Storage Engines, please click  here  to get more information about MySQL Storage Engine. In "CharacterSet" ...

The Form Creating a nice, easy to maintain form, starts with a form class. Creating your forms procedurally in your controller/actions is horrid. please don’t do it. To start with creating your form classes, you need your own namespace in your library. If you don’t have this, register one. This can be done by adding an _initAutoloading method to your Bootstrap. below is a short example. its not comprehensive (you can also do this in your ini i believe, but I use php configuration files similar to DASPRiD ‘s, and i’m not trying to show how to set up autoloading here.) class Bootstrap extends Zend_Application_Bootstrap { //... /** * Initilise autoloader and library namespaces */ public function _initAutoloading ( ) { $loader = Zend_Loader_Autoloader :: getInstance ( ) ; $loader -> registerNamespace ( 'My_' ) ; } //... } Your next task, create a form. This is pretty simple. I will demonstrate us...

The jQuery webcam plugin is a transparent layer to communicate with a camera directly in JavaScript. Overview This plugin provides three different modes to access a webcam through a small API directly with JavaScript - or more precisely jQuery. Thus, it is possible to bring the image on a Canvas (callback mode), to store the image on the server (save mode) and to stream the live image of the Flash element on a Canvas (stream mode). If you just want to download the plugin, click here: Download the jQuery webcam plugin jQuery webcam example jQuery Take a picture after 3 seconds | Take a picture instantly Available Cameras HP Webcam [2 MP Fixed] (V4L2) If you activate the filter with the button on the right side of the picture, methods of my already published jQuery plugin xcolor will be used to distort the colors of the Canvas. General information about the interface The following snippet describes the interface of the webcam API: $ ( ...

Element.classList The classList API provides the basic CSS controls our JavaScript libraries have been giving us for years: // Add a class to an element myElement. classList . add ( "newClass" ) ; // Remove a class to an element myElement. classList . remove ( "existingClass" ) ; // Check for existence myElement. classList . contains ( "oneClass" ) ; // Toggle a class myElement. classList . toggle ( "anotherClass" ) ; The epitome of a great API addition: simple and intelligent. ContextMenu API The new ContextMenu API is excellent:  instead of overriding the browser context menu, the new ContextMenu API allows you to simply add items to the browser's context menu: contextmenu = "mymenu" > type = "context" id = "mymenu" > label = "Refresh Post" onclick = "window.location.reload();" icon = "/images/refresh-icon.png" > label = ...