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    Creating PDF documents with PHP
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 0 times.
Step 1 - Install the PDFlib extension PDFlib is not included with the default PHP 5.3 distribution, so you will have to install it. Download the PHP version of the PHPlib library from here. The Windows build of PHP 5 comes in many different varieties. I'll assume that you are u ... » Read More !

    Dispaying your Twitter status with PHP
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 0 times.
Step 1 - Define a URL Regular Expression Twitter posts quite often include links. However, the Twitter API will only return a status update as text, without the HTML markup to identify a link. To get around this we will use regular expressions to turn URLs into clickable links. The following is a simple Regular Expression that will match URLs in the T ... » Read More !

    The most simple PHP contact form
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 0 times.
In this tutorial, I’ll show you how to write the most basic PHP/HTML contact form script. So if you’re looking for validated forms or a fancy flash form, this tutorial isn’t for you. Before you begin, make sure that your hosting provider supports PHP. First, lets open Dreamweaver or your favorite text editor and start typing the following. You can copy it, but you should really type it out to get an understanding of how it is working. <html> <head> <title>My Simple Form</title> </head> <?php $formName = $_POST['name']; $formMessage = $_POST['message']; $recipient = 'youremail@here.com''; $subject = 'My test form'; if (isset($_POST['submi ... » Read More !

    Filtering Wordpress Categories Using an Undocumented Hook
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 0 times.
In this article, we will briefly cover Wordpress hooks and use an undocumented one in order to manipulate category listings. After some further digging, while it is not listed on the Wordpress filter list, it appears that this “undocumented hook” is mentioned on the get_terms() function reference. So, we’ll call this a somewhat undocumented hook. Anybody who knows me knows that I love Wordpress, if perhaps not more than any man should love a collection of code. I believe there are few projects for which it should not at least be considered. Rec ... » Read More !

    Post to twitter from your own custom pages
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 0 times.
Are you a frequent twitter poster? Here i am written a simple tutorial on how to post to twitter from your own custom page using twitter api. As first we need to create a form to get the message that need to post to twitter. <form id="tweet" name="tweet" method="post" action="tweet.php"> <textarea name="tweet-msg" rows="5" cols="50"></textarea><br /> <input name="submit" type="submit" value="Tweet it" /> </form> This form will submit the message to tweet.php Now create tweet.php and paste the below code, <?php $data = $_POST['tweet-msg']; ?> Here the variable $data holds the message submi ... » Read More !

    Guestbook tutorial in 3 easy steps
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 0 times.
Step #1: creating the database and table. First of all you need to create a database, the process of doing so is fairly simple. To create a database, you will need to use a database management tool. I personally recommend using phpMyAdmin – it is one of the most popular database management tools out there. Local servers: If you are using an web server pack (i.e. xampp), it will most likely be here: http://127.0.0.1/phpmyadmin/ If not, you will have to install it manually. You can get it at their website – http://www.phpmyadmin.net/ Hosting services: Most hosting companies offer control panels for their clients (i.e. cPanel), you should find out how to acces ... » Read More !

    Simple page hit counter
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 4 times.
Part #1: The concept. The concept of making a page hit counter for your website is very simple. It will be based on a text file which will contain a number of page hits. This number will be constantly increased by 1 on each load of the page. This counter will record every single hit, so keep in mind that the number it shows is not the actual number of visitors, but the number of times the main page has been loaded. The first PHP function (file_get_contents()) is used to read data from a specified file. The first required argument of file_get_contents() is the name of the file you wish to retrieve the data from. There are more optional arguments. Some examples of what you can do with the other arguments: you can change ... » Read More !

    Very simple PHP counter
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 5 times.
This is a simple tutorial on how to make your own Web Counter, to put it into your web page. We’ll start by creating a counter text file named “hitcounter.txt” and save it to the same directory you will put your counter in. Next, open your PHP editor and save the document as “counter.php”. Now, we’ll set the variable for the file named “hitcounter.txt”. Remember to place the filename in quotes. Code: <?php $count_my_page ... » Read More !

    Installing Wamp Server (Apache+MySQL+PHP)
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 10 times.
WampServer, originally called WAMP5, is a compilation of Apache, MySQL and PHP that is really easy to install and use. It come also with PHPMyAdmin, for you to easily manage your local databases. WAMP is the acronym of Windows + Apache + MySQL + PHP. As you can see, this is the most important for you to get ready to programming in your local computer as a server. WampServer install file is about 16MB, and at this time, these are the versions used on WampServer 2.0i: Apache 2.2.11; PHP 5.3.0 MySQL 5.1.36 You can download it here. So, let’s start over, and bring you some emotion ... » Read More !

    How to write Shorthand PHP if and else assignments
Published on : 19.03.2010 Category : PHP Viewed : 7 times.
What you don’t hear as a beginner When you are learning a scripting language such as PHP you will get the basics of assignment, evaluating and comparison operators such as == <= and != (equal, less than or equal, not equal). They are all you need to start writing code that can vary it’s behaviour according to what inputs it is given. Before long though you will want quicker ways of doing things. In this blog post I’m going to start with the long way of doing assignments and then show you a much quicker way of doing it. Assignments – The Long way round When writing code, you will quite often want to assign a value to a variable based on a condition. For example.. ... » Read More !

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