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 PHP / Getting Started The topics covered in this tutorial include: * PHP basics, including script structure, variables, supported types, constants, expressions, and type conversions * Condition and branch statements supported by PHP, including if, if...else, and the switch statements * Looping statements * Arrays and array library functions * Strings and string library functions * Regular expressions * Date and time functions * Integer and float functions * How to write functions, reuse components, and determine the scope and type of variables * An introduction to PHP object-oriented programming support * Common mistakes made by programmers new to PHP, and how to solve them. Site: www.brainbell.com
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PHP / Counters Have you ever wanted to know who is linking to you, ever wanted to list the top 10, 15, 20 etc.. referral's on your website? Read this tutorial and learn how! Site: tutorialcode.com
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PHP / Network and Communication In this tutorial I will show you how to create a PHP script to check whether the actual domain name is available or not. In the next section I focus on the .com domains but you can extend the script to handle as many top level domains as you want. Site: www.phptoys.com
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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. Site: phplens.com
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 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. Site: nicetutz.blogspot.com
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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). Site: www.webdesign.org
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 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. Site: www.webdesign.org
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PHP / Getting Started This tutorial will show you What PHP is, What PHP does And some common questions about PHP. Site: www.codingcollege.com
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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. |
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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. |
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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. Site: www.olate.co.uk
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PHP / Installation PHP and MySQL are already packaged in Linux and Mac OS X OSs. However, most PHP developer are actually using Windows when developing PHP applications. This is also true to myself. I have Mandrake Linux 10 but I'll just use it for testing purposes of my finished scripts. One reason is that Windows render an amazing web presence unlike any other OS's browsers. So this page will only cover the WAMP ( Windows, Apache, MySQL, PHP ). You will learn how to install Apache, PHP, and MySQL under Windows platform. Site: www.webdesign.org
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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 / Getting Started This tutorial describes: How to begin and end a PHP code block, How a PHP input file will be processed, How to enter comments in a PHP code block. Site: www.herongyang.com
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PHP / Security We'll guide you through using PHP safe_mode and how-to enable it and to customize it for certain sites on your server. When using PHP as an Apache module, you can also change the configuration settings using directives in Apache configuration files (e.g. httpd.conf) and .htaccess files. PHP safe_mode is very important to in terms of server security because it restricts and disables the dangerous functions in PHP from the scripts like PHP Shell that can otherwise cause damages to your server and client sites. Site: www.webhostgear.com
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