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robbagby
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 13 มี.ค. 2007
DeCasts are 10-15 minute long developer-focused screencasts that illustrate how to exploit varying technologies on the Microsoft platform. Rob Bagby is a Sr. Developer Evangelist for Microsoft.
Running Silverlight in PHP - Part II
In Part II of this screencast, Rob Bagby illustrates how to consume a RESTful PHP web service from Silverlight. In Part I, Rob illustrated how to integrate Silverlight components into your PHP applications.
Please go to robbagby.com for more screencasts
Please go to robbagby.com for more screencasts
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Running Silverlight in PHP - Part I
มุมมอง 2.5K15 ปีที่แล้ว
In this screencast, Rob Bagby will illustrate how to integrate Silverlight components into your PHP applications. In Part II, Rob will consume a RESTful PHP web service from Silverlight, showing further integration between the two.
Working with Azure Table Storage From PHP - Part II
มุมมอง 97615 ปีที่แล้ว
In this screencast, Rob Bagby illustrates how to take advantage of Azure Table Storage from PHP. In Part I, Rob illustrated the REST API. Here, Rob shows you how to consume the REST API from PHP. For more info, see RobBagby.com
Working with Azure Table Storage From PHP - Part I
มุมมอง 1.6K15 ปีที่แล้ว
In this screencast, Rob Bagby illustrates how to take advantage of Azure Table Storage from PHP. Specifically, in Part I, Rob illustrates the REST API. In part II, Rob shows you how to consume the REST API from PHP. For more info, see RobBagby.com
Hosting PHP Applications in Windows Azure
มุมมอง 9K15 ปีที่แล้ว
In this screencast Rob Bagby will illustrate how to host your PHP apps in Windows Azure to take advantage of the many benefits that Azure offers (scalability, availability & manageability to name a few). See robbagby.com for a blog post on this subject.
Create SEO-Friendly URLs with the IIS7 UrlRewrite Module
มุมมอง 31K15 ปีที่แล้ว
In this screencast, Rob Bagby illustrates how you can take advantage of the UrlRewrite Module in IIS7 to create search engine friendly URLs for your PHP applications (or any other application for that matter).
Installing PHP on IIS7 in under 5 minutes
มุมมอง 65K15 ปีที่แล้ว
In this screencast, Rob Bagby will illustrate how to install PHP and FastCGI on IIS7 in just a few minutes, taking advantage of the Web Platform Installer. Look for other screencasts on PHP and Microsoft interop on www.robbagby.com.
Hello, do you have an example on how to convert this URL like this (localhost/example/index.php?path=a1&option=x3) to this (localhost/example/a1/x3) or where can i find help on it, because with apache works with regular expresion in htaccess, but i don´t know in IIS. Thanks in advance.
How is Azure compared to DigitalOcean? I see that the price are little higher, but is there any difference in performance? I have used DO on Cloudways PHP hosting platform. My php based site is already quite fast with 2ms server response time and under 2 seconds load time. It could be because of their custom stack that includes varnish, memcached, php fpm and redis though.
and that was using Microsoft SQL database?
just like I thought, it doesnt work
Thanks for sharing, once you have the rewrite completed how do you do redirect the pages to the new page., can you please do a video on redirect.
You can test this, it works ;) code.msdn.microsoft.com/use-an-Azure-blob-storage-bb26e48a Best of luck!
First 3 mins solved a problem I have been trying to solve for half a day. Thanks man
Very useful stuff. I was struggling to create the correct rule(s) for removing .html extensions and learned what I needed, plus some good extras. Thanks Rob!
I never understand why that things comes with "ecommerce" apps that nobody use becuase really sucks
still getting error 500.21 on Windows 8.1 fixed by this tutorial www.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.iis7.php
Oh man, we don't care about your life. I had to skip 2 minutes until I got to actually talking about the install process. I can't stand videos that do that.
Works like charm! Thanks a lot
very nice
it's all good at the beginning of your tutorial, but you kind of not consider newbies very well at the end and begin rambling information that might be only recognisable by the experienced. Big questions might include "your little sample application", I would like to know how to set something similar up so i can perform the same tests you are doing in the vid, otherwise i might have just implemented all these things for nothing.
"thats all it took to get everything up and running" .. yeah no
Great! My main question though is how you dynamically add to the rewrite map from within the PHP application so that dynamically added pages can get these nice URLs as well - ex. mysite.net/articles/this-is-a-nice-article ?
Thank you, it works :D
thank you
very complicated
You have updates ready to install
Great tutorial, just wondering how to you handle large website with query string, my site contain products,asp?cat_id=100&sub_id=25&prodid=5225, how can replace this query say: /shoes/mens/balck-shoes cat_id = cat_name, subid is sub_name prodid is product name
Hi, were you able to make it work like you explain?
thanks man
how do i deploy the project after finishing it?
Alaa Eltayeb the
$this->rocks thanks
When I try to install, literally everything returns a unsuccessful install. If anyone can help, I can provide more info :)
Thanks for the information!!! i was also Searching for a CMS System and thanks for you're help I've Found it :) Thank you allot!!!
Web Platform Installer is now on version 3.0, his download links are obsolete but if you google (or Bing? ;-) for "web platform installer" you'll find it. His enthusiasm for WPI's ability to automatically download & install dependencies is going to seem kind of pathetic to people who saw that on Linux uhm... at least 5 years ago?
Excellent stuff, Rob. Here's a quick litmus test to determine whether or not your videos are good (over 2 1/2 years after-the-fact). If you can get a non-programmer like ME to understand this -- especially someone who's not too intelligent like myself -- then you've done a splendid job. I enjoyed your sense of humor, too -- although I don't know if you're trying to use humor or not (i.e. "Just to see I'm not tryin' to cheat you, let's refresh ..."). Anyway, thank you very much for your help!
dude, this is EXACTLY what i needed, thanks a lot.
Rob, wanted to thank you online so everyone could see just how valuable your video instructions were to me. To make a long story short, been trying for over four days to get PHP installed on Webserver 2008 R2 with IIs7. Tried dozens upon dozens of sites, which all recommended manual downloads and then lines of code changing and directory changes to make everything work. Then I stumbled upon your site and within 5 minutes I am up and running. You rock!!!!
amazing video.. in 10 minutes i got so much... Thanks..
@dr4t could you please help me and tell me where could i find the original web.config file so i could see the original settings and don;t mess them?
good tutorial but how can i change the rewrite rules remotely. i have my site hosted on a remote server and i uploaded a web.config file on it to add the rewrite rules. then i got a 500 - internal server error message. i talked to the hosting folks and they said i probably removed some important lines from the original web.config file, and they restored it. i have no access to the original file so i don;t know what those important lines might be.
Thank you for this video. I have tried the instructions on iis.net and other sites, and this is the easiest method by far.
Just what I was looking for, thanks.