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PHP / E-Commerce In this tutorial, we introduce the shopping cart developed for the online winestore. The shopping cart is typical of those used in online stores: the user can add items to the cart and manage the quantities of the different items. The solution we outline is scalable and practical. The cart data is stored in the winestore database tables, and only one session variable per user is required to track the cart's identity. Site: www.brainbell.com
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PHP / E-Commerce This tutorial explains how to create a shopping cart script with PHP and MySQL. Site: www.php-shopping-cart-tutorial.com
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PHP / E-Commerce When you want to start with this tutorial you should know how to use sessions and cookies. You should also have a user system. Making a shopping cart is very easy, but always a hurdle. It's always good to set up a good plan. This because you want to make sure that it fits your costumer needs. Not everyone will need a lot of functions. Just saving, ordering and listing products is enough for most of the e-commerce websites. Site: www.13dots.com
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PHP / E-Commerce This tutorial covers the database design, creating the admin pages, product browsing pages, cart, and checkout. |
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PHP / Databases How to use object oriented programming in php to create a class to make interacting with MySQL databases much easier. Site: www.shadow-fox.net
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PHP / Configuration This article provides extensive instructions on installing PHP on Apache/Linux. Main topics include: How to Get PHP, PHP Extensions, Building PHP for CGI Use, Building PHP as an Apache Module, Building mod_php as a Dynamically Loaded Object, Testing Your Installation, Going Further/In Conclusion, Building Apache at Lightspeed, Apache Source Components Provided by Linux Distributions, and Fixing Red Hat 6.1's apxs Script. Site: www.linuxplanet.com
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PHP / Object Oriented This is a class for generating HTML tables. It's kind of rough, but I thought somebody might want to do something with it. Site: www.bytemycode.com
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PHP / Forms Learn how to create an expandable Form Validation Class, that once complete, you will able to use in any of your PHP scripts. The beauty of this Class is that it is expandable with ease. This means that once the base code of the Class is complete, you can easily configure it to validate different types of form data with virtually no changes. The extra configurations will only be limited to your programming knowledge. Site: biorust.com
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PHP / Getting Started Understand the basic terminology and building blocks of PHP. Site: www.easytutorials.org
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PHP / General Development After building a condition, based on the result, PHP will alow you to chose what action to take.The condition itself can be anything you need or chose and you can build (combined) multiple conditions to get the thing working the way you want it. Site: www.roscripts.com
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PHP / Miscellaneous UML (Unified Modeling Language) is a mechanism for representing software in the form of diagrams. Essentially it allows to design our applications by drawing, and if the right tools existed, even generate code from the diagrams. In this article we'll look at how PHP code is represented in UML terms, via use of the the UML class diagram. Site: www.phppatterns.com
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PHP / Forms In Part 1 of this tutorial, we covered the basics of our Form Validation Class. We explained how the core of the Class depends on regular expressions and gave an insight regarding the keyword concept. We also explained how each keyword will have a corresponding Class Method so that we can easily extend the Class in the future to suit our needs. In Part 2, we will get our hands dirty in creating the remaining useful Class Methods that will instruct the Class which form fields to validate and how to validate them. Site: biorust.com
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PHP / Sessions and Cookies Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is a stateless protocol. To say it in a simple way: A client (web browser) connects to a web server, sends a request, and gets a response. Then, the connection is closed. The consequence is the next time the same client sends a request to the same web server, it is a new request, so the web server cannot identify the caller. This is, of course, a problem for applications in which state must be maintained, for instance e-commerce applications with a shopping-cart functionality. Site: www.brainbell.com
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PHP / Object Oriented Most people are afraid of classes and refuse to see the use of them. I was, until I took a JAVA class, which requires the use of classes, and saw the actual beauty of them. Classes are really useful, they reduce the clutter of your code, and make updating a site very easy. Unfortunately, classes aren't as useful in PHP as in other languages, but I still like them. I'm going to use my site as an example, where I have the user_commands class, which handles all the users on the site (ie login, logout, session_ids, etc). It makes my code very neat and organized, and it really pays off when you need to make a change. Site: www.webdesign.org
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PHP / Object Oriented Introduction to object oriented programming (oop), create your very first php class. Site: stilisticdev.net
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