Beginning DOM Manipulation JavaScript / Getting Started
A beginning perspective into how to use the Document Object Model using Javascript to manipulate page elements on the fly. Covers getElementById, getElementsByTagName, childNodes, firstChild, lastChild, and nodeValue.
Beginning DOM Manipulation Part 3 JavaScript / Getting Started
The third and final part to starting to manipulate the Document Object Model with Javascript. This covers using the innerHTML property, creating nodes, and deleting nodes.
How To Hide And Show Elements To Create A One-Off Page JavaScript / DHTML and DOM
This tutorial will show you how to create information and then, using the Document Object Model, hide and display different pages for a unique organisation technique. This is all fully compatible for people who do not have javascript enabled as well.
Generating RSS Feeds on the Fly With PHP PHP / XML Web Services
This article serves to augment the previous article. Instead of writing to a file to make an RSS feed, php code is included that makes the output of RSS without writing to a separate file.
How To Make Your Own Image Gallery With An Administration PHP / Dynamic Images
One thing everyone searches for is a great image gallery. Whether it's to show off your work as a web designer or some pictures of your kid's birthday, an easy way to upload and identify your images is always great. This tutorial will teach you how to create an image gallery: the administration comes complete with a login check, an upload form, a system for describing your images in a database, and the front end has everything including showing thumbnails of all your images.
Create Dynamic URLs With Mod_Rewrite and PHP Functions PHP / General Development
How to use mod_rewrite for search engine friendly URLs, but have since found the uses lacking. For one thing, you can't pass variables well without adding more commands to mod_rewrite. So here you'll learn to add unlimited parameters to your links with only one simple PHP function.
Building Content By Parsing RSS Feeds With PHP PHP / News and RSS Feeds
If you run a content driven web site, even a blog, one problem you might find is getting content. A great free source of content is RSS Feeds. Instead of manually adding each item in the feed into the database, you'll set up a script to parse the feed and automatically add each item into the database.
Creating a Full Statistics Suite With Administration PHP / Site Analysis
The most important part of your website is your visitors. You should know where they come from, what they use, where they go. There are various statistics software that can tell you all these things, but why use a pre-made one when you can build one yourself? Here, you'll learn how to track where your visitor goes, where they come from, what browser they use, and how many total hits and unique hits you get complete with a login check.
Creating a Templating System Using Object Oriented Programming PHP / Templates
When building a website, things can get a bit complicated with code written inside the template. A templating system serves to separate the structure (HTML) from the style (CSS) from the code/content (PHP and database) with PHP's object oriented programming functions.
Creating A Scaffold-like Class in PHP or An Automatic CMS For a Table PHP / Object Oriented
If you've ever seen the Creating a Weblog In 15 Minutes movie, you were undoubtedly startled at how useful and quick the scaffold command could be. But if you're still using PHP, and you love that command, then you could have a problem. Luckily, through the use of Object Oriented Programming, an equivalent solution is available, creating a full create, read, update, and delete CMS for a single table through one command.
3 Column All CSS Layout CSS / Layouts
This tutorial show you how to make a 3 column layout with a fluid center and two fixed width sidebars. Uses only 3 divs for the columns and shows how to accurately use the float technique.