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Learn how to create databases on the fly from yellowpages May 3rd, 2008

Learn how to create a simple scraper / spider to grab content from yellowpages.com

PHP programming >> Basics >> scrapingpages.com
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Create database driven (dynamic) website with Dreamweaver CS3, PHP and MySQL April 29th, 2008

This tutorial explains how to create database driven (dynamic) website with Dreamweaver CS3, PHP and MySQL.

PHP programming >> Database >> sebastiansulinski.co.uk
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Cookies March 11th, 2008

Learn how to add and play around with cookies.

PHP programming >> Cookies and Sessions >> spoono.com
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Fatal error: Cannot use string offset as an array in … March 10th, 2008

PHP5 Error message that is caused by attempting to assign a value to an array element of a variable that is declared as a string.

PHP programming >> Basics >> informationideas.com
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Inserting Data Into a MySQL Database using PHP February 17th, 2008

This tutorial will show you how to write to a MySQL database using simple PHP code.

PHP programming >> Database >> teamtutorials.com
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How to Encrypt Passwords in the Database February 10th, 2008

If you are developing a password-protected web site, you have to make a decision about how to store user password information securely.

PHP programming >> Database >> webcheatsheet.com
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PHP: Constants February 10th, 2008

Constants just as variables are used to store information. The main difference between constants and variables is that constant value can not be changed in the process of running program.

PHP programming >> Basics >> webcheatsheet.com
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PHP Sessions February 10th, 2008

As a website becomes more sophisticated, so must the code that backs it. When you get to a stage where your website need to pass along user data from one page to another, it might be time to start thinking about using PHP sessions.

PHP programming >> Cookies and Sessions >> tizag.com
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PHP Debugging with Zend Studio February 4th, 2008

In this tutorial, we will explore how to use the latest update of Zend Studio for debugging PHP scripts. But first, we will get an overview of the product, its various editions, the system requirements for running it, and other installation considerations.

PHP programming >> Basics >> developertutorials.com
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Require vs Include January 26th, 2008

The require function is used to include a file into your PHP code. However there is one huge difference between the two functions, though it might not seem that big of a deal.

PHP programming >> Basics >> tizag.com
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Manage Your Content With PHP December 12th, 2007

In this article, we’ll build a simple, template-driven site that separates style, content, and structure in your website. We’ll create a cross-browser stylesheet switcher that remembers the user’s preferences, touching on php variables, cookies, if statements, and including pages with require_once.

PHP programming >> Basics >> alistapart.com
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PHP Login Script with Remember Me Feature November 22nd, 2007

This tutorial shows the popular "Remember Me" feature seen on a lot of websites that basically keeps users logged into the website, even after they've closed the browser so that the next time they come, they won't have to login again manually.

PHP programming >> Basics >> evolt.org
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Simple Search Engine with PHP and MySQL November 13th, 2007

There might be many reasons why you may be storing data in a database. As Google has showed us, searching data is an invaluable tool that can help minimize the time that it takes to find the information you need. I would like to show you how you can build your own PHP search engine to find the information you seek in a MySQL database.

PHP programming >> Database >> hackosis.com
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Installing Apache Web Server + PHP 4 on Linux October 30th, 2007

Learn how to install Apache, PHP and MySQL on a Linux Server.

PHP programming >> Basics >> phpfreaks.com
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Custom Error 404 Documents with PHP October 30th, 2007

Want to direct all of your Error 404 Not Found errors to your website index instead of displaying that plain and unlpleasant looking Error page? Read this tutorial and we'll show you exactly how!

PHP programming >> Basics >> phpfreaks.com
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