Using If Else Statements
Description: An if else statement can make things really neat on your website. The basics of it are so simple that if you blink your eyes, you should be able to figure it out. Let's cover an if else statement.
Added on: 30-Jun-2005 Hits: 282
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Comments (0)Using Cookies in PHP
Description: Cookies are one of the most widely misunderstood concepts of Internet surfing to both users and developers. Many people think that cookies are dangerous, insecure 'things' that let people get your credit card details and what not. This is, for most cases, completely untrue. To the experienced web developer, cookies present a medium for allowing quicker and more user friendly access to your website.
Added on: 13-Feb-2005 Hits: 257
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Comments (0)Using and Understanding Sessions
Description: A collection of 19 tips on understanding and using sessions in PHP. Clear explanations and tutorial exercises are provided on starting and closing sessions, saving and retrieving values in sessions, deciding how session IDs to be transferred, deciding where to store session files, deciding when to expire session values, etc.
Added on: 12-Jul-2006 Hits: 192
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Comments (0)Starting MySql
Description: How to start mysql server and client from the command line ( DOS )
Added on: 26-Apr-2005 Hits: 278
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Comments (0)Sql Lite in PHP
Description: Many people have heard of SQLite but not many people have used it in their PHP applications. Most PHP applications make use of the MySQL database engine to store information however this is not always needed for small amounts of data. In these cases, web applications often store their data in a "flat file" format, often just a plain text file or an XML file. Both of these methods have their downsides. For examples, if you distribute the web application, your customers may not have access to a MySQL server. In the case of flat files, these can quickly grow large and inefficient and can be difficult to query.
Added on: 22-Jan-2008 Hits: 445
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