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STPhp is a PHP-based string translation suite designed as a simple internationalization tool to work without requiring non-standard dependencies; only the core of php3 is required, which means STPhp can be easily used in places where you, the code creator or installer, do not have control over the php binaries or configuration. STPhp is designed with a simple architecture, allowing you to store your translations in the manner you choose, so as to provide the highest possible performance with the lowest possible maintenance overhead. STPhp functions by externalizing the messages from your application, storing them until your application requests them.

Events are the glue which hold together the word inter-active. In learning to control and handle events you bridge the gap between a two-dimensional web page and a three-dimensional one. In this article we look closely at events, what they are, how to handle them with JavaScript, and how they differ -- in some cases significantly -- between the fourth generation versions of Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer.

Adapted from a chapter of the book Web Development with JavaServer Pages, this article is written for developers who want to create their own Beans for use as JSP components, and for interested web designers who want to understand how these components are implemented behind the scenes. It is not necessary to understand the details of Beans development to work with JSP. As component architectures go, the interface between JSP and Beans is quite simple.

JavaBeans are Java's answer to Microsoft's ActiveX components. A JavaBean is the architecture for using and building components in Java. A bean can be either a visual object�meaning you can change the properties of a component by changing a radio button or similar object�or a nonvisual object. Rather than show you how to build JavaBeans (which could be the subject of an entire book), this tutorial will show you how to integrate JSP with a preexisting bean.

The built-in COM functionality of PHP4 is quite attractive for some of us programming in the win32 environment. So far, there is not much documentation on the subject. This short article will explain how to use COM in real PHP4 programming with three examples using MS office 2000 Word and Excel programs and the Adobe Distiller program.

This sample will demonstrate how to quickly build a simple Yahoo! style navigation bar that displays the paths a user has taken to get to a given directory, and also displays a table of links to the sub-directories of the current directory. Full source code available for download.

AdvertisementManager is a Perl/MySQL-based ad management system designed for webmasters who need fast, reliable, flexible, easy-to-use and full-featured ad serving and management front-end. Features: trackable rich-media delivery, independent client statistical area, comprehensive activities reporting, unlimited content creations and auto-generate ad codes, and more.

This short tutorial demonstrates how to insert data into a SQL database using SQL statements.

Date_Calc is a calendar class used to calculate and manipulate calendar dates and retrieve dates in a calendar format. It does not rely on 32-bit system date stamps, so you can display calendars and compare dates that date pre 1970 and post 2038. Some of Date_Calc's features: comparing number of days between arbitrary dates, validating dates, calculating leap years, calculating the day of the week, calculating week of the year, calculating first and last days of the month, calculating next/prev week day, and calculating arrays of days for use in calendar displays.

Everyone has seen an HTTP 404 error at some point. You follow a link on a web page, and BOOM - File not found. Perhaps the author spelt it incorrectly, or the page was uploaded to the server by mistake. This tutorial'll show you how to handle this 404 error gracefully by displaying your custom error page, and send an email to yourself so the problem gets fixed.

JavaServer Pages (JSP) are a great mechanism for delivering dynamic Web-based content. JSP provides a set of predefined tags, but you can also define your own tag extensions that encapsulate common functionality. This article will show how easy it is to build, deploy, and use your own custom JSP tag, using the Servlet/JSP reference implementation, Tomcat.

With Fresh News Updater you are able to display announcements, news or other messages on your website extremely quick and easy. Enter, edit and delete news headlines and bodies comfortably in your Admin Control Panel. The news box layout is fully customizable via a HTML template.

DHTML can render sophisticated interfaces, as this script illustrates. It's a dynamic progress bar, similar to the "loading" bar of your computer OS. Use it to graphically countdown to any event, for example.

JS-Examples provides 100s of free ready to use javascripts - explained - code shown - code demonstarted. It also offers Forums for Q and A as well as a tutorial section.

The largest Flash developer community, over 45000 members, discussion forums, open source files, sounds, loops, games, tutorials, promotions, competitions and much more.

This is a short introductory article on JavaServer Pages. It talks about the features of JSP, a simple example, and includes some useful JSP related-links.

Use this script to disable right clicking on your page's images, so to prevent visitors from easily saving/copying them.

Although there are many excellent Perl modules dealing with many aspects of XML (among which a good dozen offer various ways of transforming XML documents), the languages that seem to be favored by XML developers are Java, C/C++, and maybe even Python. For example, questions on the XML-DEV list mostly involve Java, C++, and XSLT. Sun, IBM, and Microsoft all push Java or C++ implementations. Perl, the choice of many for programming on the Web, lags behind Java and C++ in the XML popularity contest. Michel Rodriguez shares his opinions on what's wrong, and what could be done about it.

This article is aimed at answering one of the most asked questions on the PHP mailing list and discussion forums alike: How to store binary files in a MySQL database. This article is split into three pages: Setting up the database, Creating the 'upload' scripts, and Creating the 'download' script. Includes the complete source code for all the scripts involved.

Offers a complete, database-driven online/offline ordering system. It does the job on site, in real-time. Web authors simply add a few lines of HTML codes either manually or programmatically to any Web pages on which there are items to sell (either physical or digital goods). When a visitor clicks on the