Highlight Code PHP / Getting Started
It's quite easy, but also useful at the same time. All it will do is to hightlight the code of any php file you choose (the file must be on the server, and also in the same directory).
Graphics in PHP PHP / Dynamic Images
Most people use php to produce dynamic html, but this is not the only thing php can do. It has some graphic methods too, you can draw lines, circles, manipulate image, combine text and images (to create buttons dynamically for example), etc etc.
In other words, you can create dynamic graphics as well as dynamic text.
Foul language filter in PHP PHP / Searching
You will learn how to create a simple PHP foul language filter function which uses a file containing foul words to replace them in the string of your choice with asterisks.
Regular Expressions PHP / Regex
One of PHPs most useful features is its string processing abilities. Feed PHP any string, and it can process it in any number of different ways with a multitude of different in-built functions. Finding letter occurrences, replacing certain words, limiting the number of characters, etc - it's all made very easy.
Building a fulltext search engine with PHP PHP / Searching
In this article I will show you how you can use the database library from eZ publish to build database independent fulltext search engine. I will show you a relatively simple algorithm to get search result ranking and stop words. You will get the full source code for a complete working program to get you started.
A HOWTO on Optimizing PHP PHP / General Development
PHP is a very fast programming language, but there is more to optimizing PHP than just speed of code execution. In this chapter, we explain why optimizing PHP involves many factors which are not code related, and why tuning PHP requires an understanding of how PHP performs in relation to all the other subsystems on your server, and then identifying bottlenecks caused by these subsystems and fixing them. We also cover how to tune and optimize your PHP scripts so they run even faster.
What is PHP and Why Should I Care? PHP / Getting Started
One of the first things most people want to know about PHP is what the initials stand for. Then they wish they had never asked. Officially, PHP stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor.
PHP Basics PHP / Getting Started
In this tutorial, i will teach you how to make a basic php program.. Mainly how to print output from a php script... I hope you will enjoy using PHP as much as i have, and that you will NEVER use ASP again (if you ever have).
PHP Introduction PHP / Getting Started
PHP stands for PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor. PHP is an HTML-embedded scripting language. Much of its syntax is borrowed from C, Java and Perl with a couple of unique PHP-specific features thrown in. The goal of the language is to allow web developers to write dynamically generated pages quickly.
PHP Script Tips - Working with MySQL Database PHP / Databases
A collection of 21 tips on working with MySQL database. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on connecting and selecting MySQL database, creating and dropping tables, inserting, updating, and deleting rows, selecting and looping through data rows, searching by key words, setting auto-increment IDs.
Welcome to PHP PHP / Getting Started
This is a comprehensive article / tutorial on programming in PHP. It covers a variety of key topics including PHP Structure, Scalar Variables and Data, Data collection: Arrays, Operations and Comparisons, PHP Comparison Operators, PHP Logical Operators, Control Statements, The Function of Functions, and Object Orientation.
Creating a PHP form PHP / Forms
PHP is a great processor of forms, hence knowing how to write a simple form for php processing is the precursor to make the PHP work.
Viewsource PHP / Functions
A number of websites, including php.net, allow you to view the source code of their PHP pages. This is usually to allow you to see how the page is put together and how the PHP code itself is written. Usually, it is not possible to view the PHP source but with a built in function in PHP, you can.