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Article List

• PHP5 Classes A to Z Part 1
  PHP5 Classes A to Z Part 1
• PHP MySQL Paging - Splitting Your Query Result In Multiple Pages
  Ever use a Search Engine? I'm sure you have, lots of time. When Search Engines found thousands of results for a keyword do they spit out all the result in one page? Nope, they use paging to show the result little by little.
• Eliminate 404 Errors for PHP Functions
  As revealed by the site’s closely watched 404-error logs
• htaccess tricks and tips
  .htaccess tricks and tips
• How to read your all sites file and directory
  How to read your dir & file???
• History Ajax
  AJAX the new development technique that many believe will blur the line between web-based and desktop applications.
• PHP Syntax and data types
  A PHP scripting block always starts with . A PHP scripting block can be placed anywhere in the document.
• How to Enable PHP Error Logging via htaccess
  How to Enable PHP Error Logging via htaccess
• How to Block IP Addresses with PHP
  This method is relatively straightforward.
• Compressed JavaScript Compression
  Compressed JavaScript Compression
• Compressed CSS Compression
  we have consolidated the priceless information provided in which discusses two practical methods for compressing CSS documents.
• Database Design Guidelines and Rules of Thumb
  This article discusses the various types of primary keys and list the advantages and disadvantages they provide.
• div id vs div class
  Ids are to be used only once in your html layout. Classes can be used multiple times.
• All About NULL Values
  Users new to the world of databases are often confused by a special value particular to our field – the NULL value.
• Codd Rules for Relational Database Design
  Dr. E.F. Codd laid out twelve rules of relational database design.
• Stupid htaccess Tricks
  Stupid htaccess Tricks, covers just about every htaccess "trick" in the book, and is easily the site’s most popular offering.
• The Extensible HyperText Markup Language
  The Extensible Hypertext Markup Language, or XHTML, is a markup language that has the same depth of expression as HTML, but also conforms to XML syntax.
• Core PHP - PHP History
  PHP (PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor) is a computer scripting language, originally designed for producing dynamic web pages.
• PHP Encode and Decode Function
  User Can endcoded & decoded code using this artice.
• Ajax Tutorial Ajax Help and Tutorials
  This is part of one of many such tutorials covering Ajax with Prototype.
• foward mail to a php script
  User can send multiple mail in a row using php script.
• PHP 5 and MySQL 5 Stored Procedures With Multi Query
  I'm using PHP 5.2.0, PHP's MySQLi Extension and MySQL 5.0, so stored procedures are new, but stable. Multi Query Function.
• A Data Dictionary for PHP Applications
  What is a Data Dictionary? In some languages it may go by another name, such as Catalog, Repository or Application Model. The Data Dictionary does not contain any application data, it contains information which describes how that application data is structured. This information may include table names and characteristics, field names and characteristics, relationship information, et cetera. It is therefore data-about-data, or meta-data.
• Using PHP Objects to access your Database Tables - Part 2
  Using PHP Objects to access your Database Tables (Part 1) in which I showed you how to create a base class to contain all the standard code to access any database table, how to create extensions to this class for each individual table, and how to access these classes from within your PHP scripts.
• Using PHP Objects to access your Database Tables - Part 1
  This tutorial is intended for developers who have already written code to get data in and out of a MySQL database, but who wish to discover if there are any benefits of adopting an Object Oriented approach. This tutorial will show you how to create an abstract class which can communicate with any database table, and then how to create subclasses containing the implementation details for each individual table within your application. The end result is that you never have to code any of the SQL SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE or DELETE statements for any table as they will be generated at runtime.
• Introduction to Abstract classes in PHP
  An abstract class is a class that cannot (or should not) be instantiated. They are surprisingly useful for certain purposes. In this article, you will learn the important concepts related to abstract classes in PHP, and see many hands-on examples that will allow you to make use of them in your own applications.
• Writing a Stored Procedure Part II
  This will overwrite the stored procedure that was there with the new set of commands, but will keep permissions,
• Writing a Stored Procedure
  If you're anything like me, you don't easily pick up on development techniques just by hearing about them.
• Running Dynamic Stored Procedures
  Now, one question that is commonly asked is, "How to I create a stored procedure that can execute dynamic SQL statements?"
• ext mysqli Part I Overview and Prepared Statements
  The article is intended for readers with some experience of using PHP and MySQL. It assumes that the basic concepts behind databases and programming are understood, and that readers know how to use a PHP script to send a query to a MySQL server.
• XML in PHP 5 What is New
  This article is intended for PHP developers at all levels who are interested in using the new XML functionality in PHP 5. Only basic, general knowledge about XML is assumed. However, it's an advantage if you have already worked with XML in PHP.
• Differences with PHP5 and PHP4 and manipulating content of XML DOM
  I just recently created a solution in php to access an XML output from a .XLS (MS Excel 2003) spreadsheet.
• PHP5 Class Basics Part 1 Inheritance
  One great aspect of using classes is that you can extend an existing class by creating a new class that "inherits" all the properties and methods of the parent class.
• PHP5 Class Basics Part 1 Page 2 out of 3 Constructor Destructor
  As I said earlier, a class can also have its own variables, called properties.
• PHP5 Class Basics Part 1
  In this first part of a new article series on PHP5 classes and objects you will be introduced to the basic concepts of using classes, the constructor and destructor methods and class inheritance.
• PHP5 Paging Object Using Singleton Pattern
  The following code consists of 3 files, i will show the code here however you can download the attachment for the code.
• MySQL for Not IN Query how it work
  I have two table one is master & antoher is child table. MySQL for Not IN Query how it work?
• MySQL Datatype and storage requirements
  The maximum size of a row in a MySQL table is 65,535 bytes. Each BLOB and TEXT column accounts for only nine to twelve bytes toward this size. This limitation may be shared by other storage engines as well.