Dormant projects
Over the course of 3 years, PHPXref has amassed quite a lot of cross references.
As I go back through them all, I find that many projects have either been abandoned or are not being actively developed. In order to streamline things, I’ve decided that each section will now contain a dormant listing which will separate these projects from the active ones.
Once all the sections have been properly separated, I’ll begin the process of updating the active projects to their latest releases. The dormant projects will be checked every so often, just in case they become active once again.
2009-03-19 12:55
PHPXref is moving
We’re moving to an unlimited hosting account at DreamHost. No more worries about disk space or bandwidth requirements!
I switched over the DNS to the new web server, if you’re reading this, then you’ve made it to the West Coast of the United States. If your DNS server keeps low TTL settings, you may have arrived here before all the cross references have finished syncing. Should you encounter a 404 page instead of a cross reference, please excuse the dust.
2008-12-14 19:13
Use the Docs
Decided to put online, whatever documentation I find myself always Googling for:
- PHP Manual
- MySQL 5.0 Reference Manual
- Apache HTTP Server Version 2.2 Documentation
- Linux HOWTOs
- Debian Reference
The PHP and MySQL manuals are updated via a daily cron job. The other docs will be updated manually until I have a good feel as to how often they change, then I’ll setup appropriately timed cron jobs for them also.
Use the Docs, sounds better than RTFM ;)
2008-07-28 22:10
The Explorer regeneration
Changed the default behavior of the left side explorer menu in the cross references.
- Defaulted to hiding the left side directory explorer.
- Changed the order of the top menu links.
- The regeneration took 4 hours and 55 minutes.
The default was to show the directory explorer, but this prevented linking to specific pages generated by the cross reference. One of the nicest examples of this new default look is the Wordpress code.
2008-07-20 21:44
The whitelist regeneration
Please add PHPXref.com to your Adblock’s whitelist – what little revenue this site receives from AdSense, helps to pay for hosting fees, thanks.
- AdSense was added back to the footer of the Xrefs.
- Adjusted some of the Xref colors to match the PHP logo.
- Moved the generation time to the header.
- The regeneration took 4 hours and 26 minutes.
Next month I plan on updating all the Xrefs to the latest project versions. I also have quite a number of new projects that need to added to the code library, most notably phpBB3.
2007-12-17 12:37
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