An article explaining a method faciliating team development of PHP projects.
This well-written article describes how to create an expanding and collapsing table of contents on your web site using PHP.
This article provides example PHP and MySQL code for storing checkbox form results in your database, but the ideas can easily be extended to any scripting language or database system.
This article explains how to create functions that will eliminate the redundancy associated with frequent database connections and queries. Lots of sample code provided.
This March, 1999 column in PHP Builder explains how to use PHP and mSQL to create a database-driven dynamic content on your web site.
This is a nice article describing how to create your own site navigation system URL prefixes, page splitting and automatic menu generation. A basic knowledge of PHP is required.
This article gives you a taste of several different ways in which PHP can be used for aiding site navigation and enhancing the user's visit to your site to help them find what they are looking for.
This tutorial gives a step-by-step process for accepting file uploading through a web page with PHP, including code snippets.
Learn how to upload images using forms and PHP. Great for beginners.
This tutorial will teach you how to create a PHP and MySQL type shoutbox.
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 tutorial is designed to give the reader a brief introduction to session management in PHP. Contents cover creating, assigning values to and destroying sessions in PHP.
Learn how to send emails via PHP, containing additional headers, and HTML emails.
This February, 1999 column by Tim Perdue in PHP Builder explains how to validate e-mail addresses and then send an e-mail using only PHP.
This tutorial is designed to give the reader a framework for building a secure login using PHP cookies. It requires you have some basic knowledge of PHP coding.
Get clean and search engine friendly URLs without using mod_rewrite.
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....
This short code snippet and explanation explains how to loop through a directory of files and determine which ones match a regular expression and which don't, so a list of macthing files for the criteria used will be returned.
This short diary entry explains how you can count and display the number of times a word appears on a web page.
This tutorial explains how you can use wrapper programs to secure your PHP programs and database accesses so they are only accessed by authorized users. | 
