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For Windows 32-bit Threadsafe PHP ONLY! Includes: PHP Version: 5.2.8 MySQL Improved Client API version : 5.1.31

*** For Windows 32-bit Non-Threadsafe PHP ONLY! *** Includes: PHP Version: 5.2.8-nts MySQL Improved Client API version : 5.1.31

For Windows 32-bit Threadsafe PHP ONLY! Includes: PHP Version: 5.2.9 MySQL Client API version : 5.1.31

*** For Windows 32-bit Non-Threadsafe PHP ONLY! *** Includes: PHP Version: 5.2.9-nts MySQL Client API version : 5.1.31

For Windows 32-bit Threadsafe PHP ONLY! Includes: PHP Version: 5.2.9 MySQL Improved Client API version : 5.1.31

*** For Windows 32-bit Non-Threadsafe PHP ONLY! *** Includes: PHP Version: 5.2.9-nts MySQL Improved Client API version : 5.1.31

The basic concept in ExpressionEngine is that of a template. Go to any ExpressionEngine powered website and you will undoubtedly be looking at a template. Templates are what the outside world sees. At its most basic, a template in ExpressionEngine is a HTML (or CSS or JavaScript) file. If we wanted to, we could use a template exactly like a HTML file, without any problems. We could create an entire website without ever using any other part of ExpressionEngine. At the end, you will have a completely working weblog, and a great understanding of how you can use HTML and CSS in templates.

You'll learn how to embed and display third-party video within your content, using Embedded Media Field to automatically parse and display video from an editor's pasted URL from YouTube, Blip.TV, or other providers.

Asterisk is the world's leading open-source PBX, telephony engine, and telephony applications toolkit with immense flexibility. This book helps you to create AGI applications with Asterisk easily using PHPAGI, a PHP class library.

This tutorial will explain how to create a basic clone of the TinyURL service. If you've never heard of it, TinyURL allows you to turn long URLs into shorter links so they can be easily sent via email or other means. It might be fun to create your own personalized version that works just as well, and it's very easy to do. We'll go over the database structure, creating the required PHP script, and using mod_rewrite to make nicer URLs. Updated: Aug. 3, 2009

A csv file is file that you can create easily with Microsoft Excel, here are the full and upgrade versions, also you can also get knowledge from this recommended book on excel for further knowledge that is beyond the scope of this tutorial.

A csv file is file that you can create easily with Microsoft Excel, here are the full and upgrade versions, also you can also get knowledge from this recommended book on excel for further knowledge that is beyond the scope of this tutorial.

Have you ever wanted to implement BBCode, the special formatting codes used by forums, into your own PHP scripts? Well, it's actually pretty easy to accomplish using some simple regular expressions and the preg_replace PHP function. This mini-tutorial will show you how to create a function that you can use on any string to convert BBCode into its XHTML equivalent.

This tutorial explains how to handle converting times to different time zones using the DateTime and DateTimeZone classes provided by PHP 5.2.0+. It will show how to collect the time zone in the Area/Location format and how to use it for converting to and from that zone. This is useful for online applications that will be used by users in many locations.

The article along with complete code sample demonstrates the use of GD library to generate thumbnails. The script first saves the uploaded image in a specific location, it then generates a thumbnail version of the image and finally saves the generated thumbnail image in JPEG format. The article also includes explanation of the calculations involved and a few other tips.

The article along with complete code sample demonstrates the use of PHP and GD library to watermark uploaded images on the fly. The method demonstrated here to watermark an uploaded image is to render a partially transparent line of text over the original image.

The code sample demonstrates the use of GD library to apply round corners on an image on-the-fly. It allows you to apply round corners of arbitrary size and color on a GIF, JPEG or PNG image. The source image is read on-demand and sent directly to the browser. This script can potentially eliminate the need of a graphics editing program to apply round corners on tons of images plus revising the images (e.g. when the color scheme or layout of the website changes) is not required.

A tutorial explaining how to find the mathematical roots of a number using PHP, for example square root, cube root, and higher roots.

This tutorial explains how to raise a number to the power of another using PHP using the pow function, for example 3^5.

You might have noticed some sites having their URLs written as if they were different subdomains of the same domain. You can do this without creating the actual subdomains, using Apache mod_rewrite. Read this tutorial to learn how!