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eZ Systems is happy to announce the release of eZ Components version 2008.2. This is the seventh major version of eZ Components, which is an enterprise-ready, general-purpose PHP library of over 40 components used independently or together for PHP application development.
By default, all nodes in the Content branch are visible and thus accessible on the front-end of a site. To "unpublish" content means to take content off the public site. This is usually achieved by deleting the content object (clicking the Remove button), or hiding the node (changing its visibility status). This article introduces the concepts relating to node visibility and walks you through how to hide and reveal content. It is based on concepts explained in eZ Publish Advanced Content Management.
Reason 1: It creates a debugging hell The @-operator is often used to silence errors in noisy PHP functions—functions that generate warnings that can not be easily prevented. An example might be to silence network errors with stream_socket_client(), or hiding connection errors for mysql_connect(). In those cases, there is no way how to check up-front whether the function call will not issue a warning when being called (unlike fopen() where you could first call file_exists() for example...
Using Varnish HTTP acceleration with eZ publish About Varnish: Varnish is a state-of-the-art, high-performance HTTP accelerator. Varnish is targeted primarily at the FreeBSD 6/7 and Linux 2.6 platforms, and takes full advantage of the virtual memory system and advanced I/O features offered by these operating systems. Written from scratch by developers with experience from writing operating system kernels, and taking full advantage of the...
eZ Publish 4.1.0alpha1 released
Thursday 18 December 2008 5:24:37 pm
Paul Borgermans