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If you are new to the trend of dynamic or PHP MYSQL Website then this is the place for you. We have build an online games database driven website and divided the whole procedure in steps or tutorials. The website includes a complete CMS or Content Management System, Database Structure, Search Engine, Login Logout Script, Page Navigation, Uploading images and files. In other words everything that is required to build a dynamic PHP website is available on PHPJavascript.com

This tutorial/code shows how to read and handle files using PHP. Also explains built-in error protection.

With this Tutorial you'll learn how to use the PDF extension in PHP4 to create PDF documents. It also puts focus on creating PDF documents with data from MySQL.

A code snippet that displays today's date in the title bar of your web page.

This HOWTO shows some ways of how you can fool email spiders to not detect published email addresses.

ListMaster is system that allows for bulk e-mailing. It's an easy way to keep in touch with your current customers to let them know about the things that are going on in your business. It's especially useful when used to keep you ahead of your competition. ListMaster provides the ability to send HTML newsletters without knowing HTML. Anyone who can use a word processor can effectively use ListMaster!

PHP has a function setcookie since version 3.0, but this function is too low-level for simple usage. Function ae_put_cookie provided, sets cookie for current domain without specifying long arguments lists. Just three arguments: 'name', 'value', session cookie flag/number of days/forever cookie flag

According to the cookie specification, any cookie set for one domain, must not be sent to any other domain. Therefore, if you set a cookie in your user's browser on one domain, that cookie will not be available on any other domain. This tutorial describes a solution to get around this issue.

This article describes how to connect and query an MS SQL server (running under a Windows operating system) from php installed on a unix box.

This beginners example shows how to display a random image on a web page from an entry in a text file.

This will calculate and show how many days there are from the current date to a date in the future that you define.

A tutorial dedicated to PHP arrays and how to use them as queues, lists, sorters, etc. It uses easy to follow, executable examples to help you learn these intermediate array techniques.

Create dynamic images with the GD library. Tutorial shows you how to create a little man holding a sign that displays various messages (such a visitor's IP address and user-inputted text).

This comment scirpt uses MySQL and can be used for unique pages. The tutorial guides you through the process, step by step.

Structures_DataGrid and DB_DataObject are two PEAR components, which can be connected together, to easily display the data contained in a SQL table, and let the user sort and page through it. With minimal typing, this tutorial shows you how you can bypass the usual steps of parsing GET parameters, performing SQL requests, and generating HTML content.

Learn how to perform simple task with files: open, read and write. Check the different commands you may use. Learn to use compressed files (.gz) to save time. An example is included to record IPs and referrers of our page.

In this tutorial I will show you how you can create an object oriented database abstraction class for MySQL database. Besides the basic functions this manager class can summarize total time spent with db connection and query execution and counts how many query were executed during your PHP script.

A guide to creating a basic script for allowing users to upload images to your website.

A collection of 18 FAQs on connecting to MS SQL Server with PHP scripts. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on SQL Server connection; providing port number; selecting database; running SQL statements; checking execution errors; looping through query result; looping through result fields.

This article focuses on user authentication and some best practices to use when building a secure login environment for members of an application. Our goal here is not to simply allow users to login and access members only content and/or features – we can do this very easily by setting some session data after checking the username & password entered exist in the database. We want to expand on this. We want it to be as secure as we can make it, and for it to be useful to us as administrators too – we want to see who has logged in and when for example.