If you want to implement spellcheck functionality in PHP then believe me, there is no easy way to do it.
PHP has some built in functions to check the similarity between two strings. Two of these are levenshtein and similar_text. But you still need a database of words to match the input.
PHP has an extension Pspell to do it, but due to lack of documentation, it is little bit difficult to implement. Here we will see how to implement the spell check functionality in PHP with Pspell.
Wednesday, February 19, 2014
Sunday, December 15, 2013
20 Cool Hover effects Using CSS3 Transition
CSS3 has provided the designers a magic wand for which designers have always craved for. Now using CSS3 they can create such effects which were not possible without Flash few years back. In this tutorial I have created some link hover effects using CSS3 tansitions and CSS pseudu elements. The effects have been achieved using simple tricks combining the transitions and pseudo elements.
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| CSS3 Transition Effects |
Wednesday, December 4, 2013
Dynamically Enable/Disable Payment Method in Magento
In my recent Magento project I faced a situation in which the Payment methods needed to be enabled/disabled dynamically based on the some conditions. I googled a bit around I found some interesting solutions. I am wrapping up the solution in this article.
Magento provides the isAvailable() method in the model of the each payment method. This method tell Magento if the corresponding payment method is available or not for checkout.
Saturday, November 30, 2013
Create Smiling Face in HTML5 Canvas
Today we will create an interactive smiling face in HTML 5 canvas. The eyes of the face will follow the movement of the mouse over the canvas. The concept is very simple, just to redraw the eyes according to the position of the cursor over the canvas. Here is the step by step tutorial to achieve this.
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| Smiling Face in HTML 5 |
Thursday, October 24, 2013
3 ways to Add JavaScript Translations in Magento
If you want to add translation in JavaScript code of your Magento module, there are three ways to achieve that. You can select any approach that suits your requirement the best.
Method 1: Direct Translation: In this method you can use the defalt Magento translation function to perform the translations. For example in your .phtml you can write the following code:
Method 1: Direct Translation: In this method you can use the defalt Magento translation function to perform the translations. For example in your .phtml you can write the following code:
//javascript
alert("<?php echo Mage::helper('mymodule')->__('I have been translated.') ?>");
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