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» E-Mail Activation
By David Mytton | Published 05/29/2006 | PHP | Rating: | Viewed 2179 times
The logic (and method) behind adding an e-mail validation system to an existing PHP user registration system.
» Classes and OOP in PHP
By David Mytton | Published 05/29/2006 | PHP | Rating: | Viewed 1132 times
An introduction to classes and object orientated programming in PHP.
» Introduction to PHP Functions
By David Mytton | Published 05/29/2006 | PHP | Rating: | Viewed 1112 times
An introduction to using existing and creating your own functions in PHP.
» Basic PHP includes
By Alan Hettinger | Published 05/29/2006 | PHP | Rating: | Viewed 1789 times
Lets say you have a Web site with 10 or so pages, and you want to update the navigation. You don't want the hassle of updating every single page. That's where includes come in handy.
» PHP Roadmap
By James Murphy | Published 05/25/2006 | PHP | Unrated | Viewed 946 times
We expect our readers to have a more than firm handle on what PHP is, but for completeness-sake: PHP (a recursive acronym of PHP: Hypertext Pre-processor) is an open source, server-side web-scripting language for creating dynamic pages. Outside of it being browser independent, if offers a simple and universal cross-platform solution for e-commerce, and complex web and data-driven applications.


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