Did you know there are over 4 billion mobile phones in use today ? Here in Australia, we have a population of approximately 11 million people and over 22 million mobile phones – that’s an... Read More
PHP & MySQL Tutorials
Imagine a friend of yours approaches you one day and would like you to build her a website so she can showcase her photography. She wants to be able to easily upload her photographs and have them... Read More
Session are a tool which helps the web programmer overcome the stateless nature of the internet. You can use them to build shopping carts, monitor visits to a website, and even track how a user... Read More
PHP’s default session handling behavior provides all you need in most cases, but there may be times when you want to expand the functionality and store session data differently.Read More
PHP has a vast selection of built-in string handling functions that allow you to easily manipulate strings in almost any possible way. However, learning all these functions, remembering what they... Read More
PHP has a vast selection of built-in string handling functions that allow you to easily manipulate strings in almost any possible way. However, learning all these functions, remembering what they... Read More
Integrating with Facebook from PHP is easy with the help of Facebook’s PHP SDK and some HTTP libraries like Zend_Http_Client or PEAR HTTP_Request2. In this article I’ll show you how to get... Read More
MySQL events were added in MySQL 5.1.6 and offer an alternative to scheduled tasks and cron jobs. Events can be used to create backups, delete stale records, aggregate data for reports, and so on.... Read More
MySQL events were added in MySQL 5.1.6 and offer an alternative to scheduled tasks and cron jobs. Events can be used to create backups, delete stale records, aggregate data for reports, and so on.... Read More
PHP 5.4 has a built-in web server which you can use for testing your applications. Craig looks at the new facility and the options available to developers.Read More
Building things can be tough when you can’t anticipate what type of objects you’ll need to create or how to create them. Take for example a factory which manufactures a large number of products.... Read More
Building things can be tough when you can’t anticipate what type of objects you’ll need to create or how to create them. Take for example a factory which manufactures a large number of products.... Read More
Craig's latest WordPress tutorial delves further into shortcode development and explains how you can nest one inside another.Read More
A significant advantage of computers is that they can perform repetitive tasks easily and efficiently. Instead of writing repetitive code you can write a set of statements that processes some data... Read More
