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 PHP / Getting Started Web development is a world of rapid code modifications, instant deployment and immediate updates. Of course, maintaining the product of this web development can be as hectic as the web development is agile; with manual backups, quick database edits and tedious data migration and re-entry. |
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 PHP / Getting Started This free book is an excellent tutorial book for beginners. It is a collection of notes and sample codes written by the author while he was learning PHP himself. Topics include Command Line Interface (CLI), array, CGI, cookie, database, HTTP, IIS, image files, loop, mail, MySQL, PHP, request, session, SMTP, SOAP, SOAP Extension, SQL, WSDL. Site: www.herongyang.com
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 PHP / Getting Started This article shows you how to create a simple and easy to use file based rating system with PHP. Site: www.phptoys.com
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PHP / Templates Most sites use a standard template throughout the whole website. The header and footer data is stored in a .php file and loaded for each page allowing easy maintenance. This tutorial will show you how to get PHP to dynamically choose which file to include based upon the page currently being viewed. Site: www.olate.co.uk
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PHP / News and RSS Feeds Learn the basics of Mysql & Php by building a news system. |
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PHP / Installation Learn how to compile and install PHP on a Unix system. Site: www.onlamp.com
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PHP / XML Web Services This tutorial shows how to parse XML documents in PHP. It walks you through a fairly simple application of XML that you can use to implement a news system for your home page. Site: www.phpbuilder.com
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PHP / Membership One cool thing about php is that you can fairly easily validate users before displaying content on a page by page basis. Let's say you don't want to restrict the entire directory using htaccess, this is a neat alternative. Let's create a login system using PHP and mySQL. Site: www.php-scripts.com
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PHP / Membership PHP User system, With optional activation email. Session run on mysql. Lots of addons! Site: rmb-scripting.com
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PHP / News and RSS Feeds This is the part 2 of my news system, it will teach you how to make a complete news system for your site. Site: codewalkers.com
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PHP / Membership Create a very simple php login script. This is a very easy way of creating a login page. Its for one user and it uses sessions. To create this script you need a webserver with PHP support. |
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PHP / Ad Management we're going to make a simple banner system which will randomly display banners saved into the database. Site: ehlo-localhost.com
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PHP / Membership Learn to create a simple login system with php + mysql script, this tutorial easy to follow, teach you step by step. Site: www.phpeasystep.com
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PHP / Navigation So, Having trouble Using PHP Links? Unfamiliar with them? Or want to learn them? Well I will tell you how it is done. There are a few ways you can use php linking. Site: www.invano.com
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PHP / Security One of the many ways of hashing data using PHP is a function called md5(). md5() converts a string of text into a 32-character hash, using a secret algorithm, thus protecting the original source information. md5() hashed strings cannot be dehashed either, which presents us with the novel problem of working out if two md5-hashed strings are equal. The answer is actually quite simple. Take a login system - instead of dehashing the string and comparing it to a regular password, you take the hashed string and compare it to a string that has already been hashed! Sounds simple doesn't it? Site: biorust.com
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PHP / Templates In this tutorial, I'll explain and demonstrate how to use the ITX templating system from the PEAR collection of useful classes for PHP. As we go along, I'll show you some of the competitors, why I didn't like them and why in the end I choose to work with ITX in my own scripts.We will build a simple example script that will load and fill out the data out of a database. This script will use another PEAR component, a database abstraction layer. If you are not familiar with PEAR's DB abstraction layer. Site: codewalkers.com
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