Disable Trackbacks And PingBacks In WordPress Comments
When you have trackbacks and comments mixed up together it looks messy. Good thing wordpress allows us to filter what we want really simple.

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Easy Way to Track Your Visitors - A Simple Script
Learn to code a simple php script (flatfile) to track your visitor's ip address, visit time & date, host name & referrer page.

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Add, View, Edit & Delete from to MySQL database, Live Example (News System)
This tutorial will teach you how to deal with MySQL database using php, you will add, view, edit & delete data.

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Text & Number Functions
This tutorial covers various different text manipulation and management functions, many of which are absolutely invaluable for your scripts.

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PHP+GD Scale & Overlay Demo
This demo shows how to do resizing and overlays using the PHP GD functions.

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MySQL & PHP Basics
A breif description of each way of using a mysql database with php coding.

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Date & Time
Simple little tutorial explaining how to display the date and time on your page.

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Date & Time Functions
When developing a website with PHP it is often beneficial to report server times and/or dates. On its own this ability is quite useful, but in combination with further scripting, it allows you to account for time zones, datelines, etc, thus improving the overall user experience.

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Log visitors with PHP & MySQL
In this tutorial you'll see how you can track your website's visitors and getting information such as user-agent or referrer. Also, we'll be using reverse DNS to find out more interesting information about his IP.

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SQL Theory & How-To
This article addresses two SQL-related issues in PHP: 1) Creating complex, powerful, queries to take advantage of your table schemas, and 2) Building those queries on the fly according to user input.

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Opening & Ending PHP Tags
To open a block of PHP code in a page you can use one of these four sets of opening and closing tags.

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Writing And Reading Multiple Cookies
This tutorial shows you how to set multiple cookies. Setting multiple cookies can come in handy if you wish to store more than one piece of information about a user, such as Username & Password.

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Simple Hit Counter Script Part 1
Build your own hit counter with some basic features. It's simple & effective.

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Email validation with regular expression
A short tutorial howto validate an email address during form processing. An example "copy & paste" html form code is included to demonstrate the functionality.

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Sessions & Cookies
Sessions and cookies. What are they? Smoking marijuana and eating biscuits? Hell no - in the web development world they are very important functions of interactive design! The difference between sessions and cookies, though, basically revolves around where the variables are stored.

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Data Tables and DataTables Plugin in jQuery
Learn how to install and use the DataTables plugin & how to load data pages on request from the server.In addition to this it also helps readers in Searching and ordering the data.

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PHP News System
Learn the basics of Mysql & Php by building a news system.

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Basic Overview of Loops
PHP comes with several control structures for creating loops. A loop is basically code that executes repeatedly for as long as it needs to. The control structures I'll discuss here are: while, do-while, for, foreach, break & continue. Each of these are similar, and some can pretty much be interchangeable, but some are better suited for certain tasks than others.

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Expanding & Collapsing Menus
Right, so you are making a new website, and you wanna spiff up your design with collapsing and expanding menus? I've created an easy to use way to put in as many menus as you like, and it uses sessions to store which menus to show and which to hide.

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Building Dynamic Pages With Search Engines in Mind
Almost any developer knows that search engine placement is critical to the success of a web site. What many people don't know is that a lot of search engines cannot index many database-driven pages (basically any page with a '?' or '&' in the URL).

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PHP & Java
The Java extension is an extremely exciting tool. By learning how to use this module, you can extend PHP by the power of all available Java classes. To show you the basics of the Java extension, this article will cover installation and a few code examples of using PHP and Java together.

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Random Links and images with PHP & MySQL
This script allows any number of images to be referenced and have an associated hyperlink attached, which makes it great for 88x31 buttons which are commonplace throughout the web. The script requires a web server with PHP and a MySQL database to store the data.

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Retrieving XML With cURL And SimpleXML
This tutorial explains how to use Curl and SimpleXML SimpleXML is a php5 extension used to parse XML data. Topics covered include loading XML documents, parsing nodes & attributes, and filtering data with XPath statements.

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Retrieving Data From a Database
Before getting started, I'll assume you already know how to connect & select the database of your choose. Retrieving data from a database is a common task for web database applications, the most common use is to display the data in a web page.

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Create dynamic sites with PHP & MySQL
This tutorial shows you how to use two open source, cross-platform tools for creating a dynamic Web site: PHP and MySQL. When we are finished, you will know how dynamic sites work and how they serve the content, and you will be ready to serve your own dynamic content from your site.

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Web Database Tutorial (PHP & MySQL)
This is a tutorial on how to create a web database application using PHP and MySQL on a Unix platform (Linux or Mac OS X). The example used is a database to manage web site links. The same ideas used in this tutorial can be expanded to most web applications like phone directories, personalization, survey polls, etc... All are based on inserting, displaying and managing data in a database.

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phpMyAdmin Tutorial: Transformations & PDF-Features PHP tutorial
This tutorial is targeted at both novice users and advanced users. Even though I describe many steps in detail for those of you who are not so used to phpMyAdmins interface, I also describe some of the features to be used by advanced users. I tried to create this tutorial with an easy structure, so everyone can skip sections he's not interested in. Even though this page is largely sized, I decided to put everything on a single page to allow quick scrolling to anywhere you like.

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