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DESCRIPTION

PHP Function Reference provides fast lookup of information about the PHP web programming language.

Major features include the following:

  • Offline access to the same documenation found on PHP.net
  • Extensive cheat sheet of common PHP language syntax
  • Interactive date string formatter
  • Favorites list
  • 1-click installation of documentation in different languages
  • Localized in English, French, Spanish, German, Italian, and Romanian
WHAT'S NEW
Version 1.0.1:
  • Updated default (English) documentation to the most recent version on PHP.net (22 May, 2009).
  • Fixed a bug that was causing the topics select list to be not selectable
  • A couple of minor cosmetic fixes
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.4 or later.

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Developer:Andrew Hedges
Downloads:6,346
  - Version d/l:688
Dashboard:Miscellaneous
License:Free
Date:28 May 2009
Platform:PPC/Intel
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    Feb 25 2007
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    TICE  Well done, thanks. It's nice to have the manual with a decent live-search. Only a little hint where to install the languages (or at least the shorts for en= english, de= german, ...) would be nice. Anyway, I figured it out in seconds, so not that important.

    Thanks again, great widget.  
    (Version 0.9.6.2b)

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    Mar 20 2006
    *****

    IANWEIR  This widget is quite simply awesome. Everything is well integrated, and having a local version of the PHP manual is a major plus, especially when I am on the road and having internet access is questionable.

    It works like a charm, and I have yet to find it lacking in any respect. The favorites list is especially handy, because I always forget the format for the same few functions.

    The cheat sheets are also a major plus, and the date formatter is sheer genius.

    Keep up the good work!  
    (Version 0.9.3b)

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    Mar 19 2006

    AGLEE  I can confirm the bug is fixed.

    The widget is a little sluggish in terms of responsiveness, but it certainly works as advertised.  
    (Version 0.9.2b)

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    Mar 19 2006

    AGLEE  I get the same problem (with my own home directory name, of course).

    I highly recommend PHPfi (search on MacUpdate for "php function index"). It is snappy, cleanly designed, and free for non-profit users. "Freelancers" pay only $8.50 and "Business Users" only $16.50. I'm not affiliated with the developer; I'm just a happy user (or at least I was when I was doing PHP work).  
    (Version 0.9.1b)

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    Mar 19 2006

    ANDREW HEDGES  As I mention in the FAQ, I also am a (paid!) user of PHPfi. It's a great app! This widget serves a similar purpose. It's just a different vector for getting at the information. That, plus it doesn't take up space in the Dock. One big advantage of PHPfi is you can use AppleScript to jump from BBEdit straight to a particular function in PHPfi. If there's a way to do the same thing in PHPfr, I'd like to know!  
    (Version 0.9.1b)

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    Mar 19 2006

    AGLEE  Cool. I once wrote a freeware product while being a happy user of a similar product, so I know where you're coming from. I haven't done anything with either AppleScript or widgets, though, so I'm afraid I can't help you there.  
    (Version 0.9.1b)

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    Feb 25 2007

    TICE  $ 8.50 - hmm ... pale in comparison.  
    (Version 0.9.6.2b)

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    Mar 19 2006

    MARCIN KRZYZANOWSKI  looks nice, but I have problem using it after install.

    file_get_contents(/Users/krzak/Library/Widgets/PHPfr.wdgt/php_manual/php_manual_false/function.ncurses-noecho.html): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /Users/krzak/Library/Widgets/PHPfr.wdgt/scripts/return_html.php on line 6  
    (Version 0.9.1b)

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    Mar 19 2006

    ANDREW HEDGES  I'm aware of this problem and am working on a fix. In the meantime, flip the widget over and select English as your preferred language and the widget should work as expected.  
    (Version 0.9.1b)

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