This tutorial goes over the basics (HTML, PHP and MySQL interaction) by explaining how to verify form data, use cookies to identify and track visitors, and using external files via include(). Written by Thomas Kehoe and placed on Developer Shed in J
This article in Developer Shed explains how to setup APache, MySQL and PHP 3 on your server. It then explains how to create a database and shows the basics of making a PHP script.
This article discusses one method of searching your web site contents. It explains how to setup ht://Dig (a compiled program) and then explains a method of searching this database using PHP, even though ht://Dig is normally run as a CGI script. Thi
This article explains how to perform searches on a MySQL database of your dynamic web content. It also has a section on noise reduction to eliminate common words and phrases. This article appeared on April 30, 1999 in Developer Shed and is written b
devshed.com is a PHP website that hosts articles from differnet contributors. This site displays the article with the details of the contributor, date of post, rating of the article and also invites users and others to discuss on the issue. A detaile
DevShed Discussion Forums offers information on PHP, and an online discussion forum.
This article at Developer Shed, written by Duncan Lamb in September of 1999, explains how to grab headlines from a remote web site, and allow users to login and have custom content delivered based on preferences set in cookies.
Includes well-written articles on PHP, press releases and announcements concerning the language and related forums for discussion of PHP topics.
This introduction to PHP by W.J. Gilmore published at Developer Shed in March of 1999 starts out by helping you get your feet wet with the language, followed by instruction on forms and variables and MySQL database interfacing and output.
Provides explanation and sample code on using PHP with the GD graphics library to produce GIF, JPEG or PNG images on the fly. | 
