What I learned from Nexty

By Binny V A • May 27th, 2007 • Category: PHP, Scripts, Web Development

Remember Nexty? Recently I was able to make the 1.0 version. Currently I am planning for the second version. But before starting on that I want to document the different things I learned when creating Nexty. These are a list of things you can expect on this series…

Client Side

CSS
- Icons
- Theming using CSS
JavaScript
- Ajax – Success/Failure Pattern

Server Side

Installer
Framework
API
Distributed Apps

Before starting, a small notice – I will include links to Nexty’s internal pages in this series. Most of these pages are behind a login. So I would advice that you get an account in Nexty and login into it using the ‘Remember Me’ option enabled. This would make sure that you have the most seamless experience.

This entry was posted on Sunday, May 27th, 2007 at 1:06 am and is filed under PHP, Scripts, Web Development.
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Fahd Mirza says:

May 28, 2007 at 3:05 pm

You wrote ‘Clint’ in your site. A type, I presume

I have a question. Perhaps you would be able to help me out.

I am using PHP 4 with Apache 2.0.59. On one page, I have a link to a pdf file. I want that when visitor click on this link, the pdf opens up in a new browser window. I want to control the display of that window. For example, that the windows has no toolbars or menu bars

How could I do that?

regards,

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Binny V A says:

May 31, 2007 at 11:44 pm

Thanks for the tip. Corrected now.

About your doubt, you will have to open the new window as a popup. You can see the details in my Popup Tutorial

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