Showing posts with label PHP Jobs. Show all posts
Showing posts with label PHP Jobs. Show all posts

Walk-In: PHP Developers in Bangalore:4D Technologies

Walk-In: PHP Developers in Bangalore

Company Profile:
4D Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
www.unibrostechnologies.com

Job Description :
Candidate Should be available for the interview (Face to face interview) on Friday (10th February 2012) any time between 10 AM to 4 PM.
Skills :
For Experienced Candidates : The candidates should have good hands-on Experience in PHP & Sugar CRM. (Exposure to RIA is a plus)
For Freshers : The candidates should be well versed in PHP. Later the client will train them on sugar CRM.


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PHP-Walk In Interview Pune-Softbridge Solutions

PHP- Walk-In Interview Pune - softbridge Solutions

Job Description:
Previous experience as an Analyst Programmer in a PHP/Joomla LAMP environment.
Experience on Social Networking / E-Learning Platform.
Excellent knowledge of PHP/MySql applications.
Strong SQL Server and relational database design experience.
Knowledge of system analysis and design, including object orientated analysis and design skills.

Skills:
JQuery/ JavaScript / PHPScript
Payment Gateway
Search Engine
HTML/ CSS
Frameworks: Code igniter/ Moodle/ Zend/ MVC/ Smarty
Facebook Integration/ Tweeter Integration

Experience: 2 - 5 years

please check below link to view complete details:
PHP- Walk-In Interview Pune - softbridge Solutions


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Difference between strstr and stristr in php


Difference between strstr and stristr in php.

strstr() and stristr both are used to find the first occurence of the string but stristr( ) is case insensitive.

strstr() - Find first occurrence of a string
Syntax:
strstr ($string, string)  

Example:

<?php
$email = 'rajesh@tEst.com';
$domain_name = strstr($email, 'E');
echo $domain_name; 


?>


Output:Est.com

stristr() - Find first occurrence of a string (Case-insensitive)
Syntax:
stristr ($string, string)  

Example:
<?php
$email = 'rajesh@tEst.com';
$domain_name = stristr($email, 'E');
echo $domain_name; 


?>
Output: esh@tEst.com


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