• 26 May 2013 - Since the new version attracted too many spammy registrations (around 250 fake accounts/day), user registrations are now protected by Mollom's spam protection service. Contact us if this causes some trouble.
  • 01 May 2013 - After the site upgrade, all passwords were reset and you will need to ask the site for a login reset on your first connection.

Translation team

Here are the courageous members of the community in charge of the national translations of php-gtk.eu. In parentheses is their IRC nickname on #php-gtk:

Czech
Jan Popsisil (Fosfor)
French
Frédéric G. Marand (osinet)
German
Harald Thoeny (seraphim)
Italian
Daniele Scasciafratte (Mte90)
Portuguese (Brazil)
Elvis Oliveira (Elvis)

Want to join in ? Just contact us.

Code completion for PHP-GTK in Eclipse PDT

Enabling PHP-GTK2 code completion in Eclipse PDT for a project is very simple. The following example is given on Windows, but the steps should be the same on any supported platform:

PHP-GTK2 Documentation update

I have been working on the php-gtk documentation the last few weeks. I finally have an updated version of the manual.

Unfortunately its not on the main site gtk.php.net, so I have uploaded it here: leonpegg.com/php-gtk-doc

PHP-GTK 2.0.1 released

PHP-GTK 2.0.1 has been released, head over to the download page and get your copy.

This release, named you knew this was coming, adds full support for GtkBuilder and tooltips; in addition to a slew of bug fixes and overrides:

Drag and Drop: watch out for the GtkSelectionData::set_text() contents

Hello,

A few days ago I was confronted with a weird trouble. That my string that I used which has some typical french characters in it changed to ugly thing like \u009 instead of é. I also discovered that other people who used the serialize() function on GtkSelectionData also encountered some weird things.

So today I found the solution the GtkSelectiondata object works with URI strings. All you have to do is encode your string with the function urlencode($your_string);.

Install PHP-GTK 2 on MacOS X

Installation of PHP-GTK 2 on MacOS X 10.4 and 10.5 is actually pretty simple, as it can use the latest PHP-GTK installer, which works just like any other Mac installer.

Just follow the screenshots below this text. The installer includes all the pre-requisites required for PHP to run , but the best feature of the installer is that you don't need X to run GTK+ apps, and the theme is by default Quartz-engine powered, which means you get the whole native Mac look.

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