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Web Enable Your Informix Database Using PHP
Using NeXTensio MX to create a CMS
Using PHP and IIS to Create a Discussion Forum
Using PHP Error Handling
Using PHP to Generate and Send Mail
Using PHP to send email
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Using Strings
Using the PHP 5 SOAP extension
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A Complete, Secure User Login System
A Contact Database using MySQL and PHP
A Simple Order Form
Accessing a MySQL database using PHP
Accessing Microsoft SQL from PHP under Linux
Adding Date and Time Last Updated
Advanced PHP V5 objects
Alternating row colors with PHP and MySQL
An intro to using the GD image library with PHP
An Introduction to MySQL
An Overview of Arrays in PHP
Apache and PHP vs. The Spambot
Authenticate and Track Users with PHP
Basic Image Gallery using PHP
Build a Rating System
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This tutorial guides you through the process of creating an entire mailing list solution capable of handling multiple lists with web-based administration. This article appeared in Developer Shed in December of 1999 and was written by Duncan Lamb.



Collect stats on the popularity of your downloads with Apache's mod_rewrite and PHP.



This article will briefly describe how to compile PHP with ORACLE 8i support.



This article explains how to create a web site constructed on the fly by PHP modules that return HTML data to be included in final web page. To boost performance you can even cache the modules.



A tutorial explaining how to cache PHP pages to reduce server load.



This short tutorial presents an easy way to add a rating system to your site.



In this 10-part series of articles you are provided with a hands-on look at what's involved in building a database-driven web site. This is taught using PHP and MySQL.



This three part series takes you through all of the steps of creating a product catalog, managing user sessions, interacting with the database and more. Written by Ying Zhang on April 25, 2000.



This explains how to build your own counters. It begins with a text version and moves on to a graphic counter with digit examples and links to digit sources.



This article explains how to use redirection to shorten URLs and create dynamic web page that can still be indexed by the average search engine out there, as most will avoid URLs with ? or & in them.