By By Authors | On January 6, 2007 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated 
In this article I describe how to use PHP and MySQL to produce a simple counter that can be placed on a web page. PHP and MySQL work very well together, and this article shows, hopefully, how easy they are to use to produce a useful little utility.
By By Authors | On January 6, 2007 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated 
I'll admit that I am not a coder and I don't know much more than a tiny bit of PHP at the time of writing this. However, I have managed to create database driven webpages, and even password protected members only areas due to the extremely easy to use PHP buttons in Dreamweaver.
By By Authors | On January 6, 2007 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated
The asynchronous JavaScript and XML technology, simply called AJAX technology is one main technology that is playing a major part in Web 2.0 revolution. Web developers are facing a major challenge from several years. They are unable to change the information on a part of the web page with out actually reloading the whole web page. This has really been a big problem over the years and it largely irritates the users while doing small changes in the information on a given web page. AJAX has solved this problem up to a great extent.
By By Authors | On January 6, 2007 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated
Php is a very useful programming & web scripting language. And also it is easy to learn if you know c,perl or etc. But like everything good , it has some difficulties .Lets start with sql injections ...
By Admin | On November 5, 2006 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated 
Adding an rss feed to your website is not as difficult as most people believe. The great thing about adding RSS feeds to your website is that the feed can keep your page content updated automatically since you are ‘streaming’ information directly from another website to your page!
By By Authors | On October 5, 2006 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated
Chances are that if you've been around the Internet long enough, you've heard of server-side scripting languages such as PERL, ASP and ColdFusion. These are all popular languages that are used to add interactivity to Web sites, but one stands out from the crowd in terms of usability, power, and, yes, price: the PHP scripting language.
By By Authors | On October 5, 2006 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated
There are many reasons now as a web designer, software programmer or website owner that you may want to start considering the safety of your HTML or PHP source code. Some related reasons are:
By By Authors | On October 5, 2006 | In PHP Articles and Tutorials | Rated
Ever run commands in DOS? You've used a shell. A "shell" in the computer world is a place where you enter commands and run files by name rather than clicking around different windows.
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