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Well, sort of; it’s not 100% native, but it works, and requires only 1 simple cut-and-pasted line added per function to implement. This article will detail how to do so, as well as the gist of its inner workings. It’s certainly easy to grep up complaints and feature requests for both parameter skipping and named parameters…
This article explains how to increase interactivity of your website by using either cookies or sessions to remember the state of the browsing session of your visitors.
By using RSS and the MagpieRSS toolkit, you can import data from another web site or news source and display that information on your own site.
Most interactive websites nowadays would require a user to log in into the website’s system in order to provide a customized experience for the user. Once the user has logged in, the website will be able to provide a presentation that is tailored to the user’s preferences.
Want to know what regular expressions are? This article will show you exactly what they are, how they are used, and includes some examples to get started with regular expressions.
In this tutorial Dennis Pallett shows you how to do Ajax, also known as remote scripting, without having to use the XmlHttpRequest object, using some clever PHP and JavaScript
Although most of our companies work is template based design, the end result is always unique and adapts to each client’s individual needs.
Here’s a quick tip to have a simple template-based website. I use this method on my Textpattern-powered site and it works great! This method does not requires any installation of PHP template engines such as Smarty, XTemplate, etc. All it takes is 2 lines in your .htaccess file. So, how am I doing it? Sort answer: using Apache directives.
Unit testing is writing more code which will test the main code wirtten by “throwing” sample data at it and examining what it gets back.
Create your own error logs for debugging PHP scripts and save them in a log file for archival.