With SEO being an important factor in wed design, it is recommended to use either WWW or non-WWW for your site URL; it is not wise to use both. This can easily be done by using .htaccess. There are situation when using .htaccess is not possible and the only means to do the redirect is by using PHP. I have recently found myself in this situation and I decided to post this simple code snippet that will redirect non-WWW URL’s to the WWW URL.
The code is:

// Check if we need to perform a redirect
$fetchedURL = isset($_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']) ? $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'] : '';
if (substr($fetchedURL,0,4) != 'www.') { // Make sure the URL does not use www.
    // Let do the redirect
     header( "HTTP/1.1 301 Moved Permanently" );
     header('Location: http://www.'.$fetchedURL.((isset($_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'])) ? $_SERVER['REQUEST_URI'] : '')); // Append the REQUEST_URI
}

The code is very simple and is documented. I hope some may be able to make use of this script.
The above code will take the provided URL and forward it to the WWW URL. This will retain the full URL path. I.E.: http://son9ne.com/index.php?somevar=somevalue will be changed to http://www.son9ne.com/index.php?somevar=somevalue

Well i was trying to find a way to remove all the .svn files from a directory on OSx.
I found this code worked the best for fully removing all .svn files recursively.

find . -name .svn -print0 | xargs -0 rm -rf

Remember to cd to the directory you are wanting to remove the .svn files from.

cd Sites/project

It seems some are having trouble setting up the Zend Debugger so i wrote this after doing some testing to see why people are having this problem. I provide below how to do this in MAMP. This will also get rid of the :8888 at the end of the url as well.

1. Download an install the latest version of MAMP
2. Install MAMP
   • Install MAMP Pro – I recommend this if you work on multiple projects, it is way easier than editing your hosts file and the http.conf every time
   • If you use MAMP Pro you will need to use this tutorial

Well,

After playing with sweetcron for a bit I wanted to have 4 sites use it but I didn’t want to have to update each site everytime I need to update sweetcron. I found a little tweak you can do to get sweetcron working on multple domains with one install.