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This lengthy date tutorial explains how to obtain current date and time, convert it to Unix timestamps, modify the way it is displayed, adding or subtracting time, and creates two PHP functions called DateAdd and DateDiff. This is a column...





Learn how to use the Unified ODBC extension for PHP with Apache 2. This article shows you how to Write database applications using the Unified ODBC extension. The Unified ODBC extension for PHP offers a common interface for developing PHP...



A two page column explaining how to use GD and TTF abilities of PHP on your web site to dynamically create images and display them to users. Sample code is provided as well, alongside the explanation.



Two different methods to create bbcode for your scripts.



This tutorial will show you how to create a contact form in Flash and tie it in to PHP.



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.



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.



A series of labs describing the process of building modular, structured and valid XHTML Web pages using the PHP server-side scripting language.



This is a short article with example code that explains how you can go about adding links such as Next, Previous and numbered results pages for search queries using MySQL.



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



Put an image in the folder and it'll show up in your image gallery. It's that simple. This tutorial shows you how to add subtitles to the images.



This article in webmonkey goes into detail about the methods of authenticating and tracking users that are available to the PHP programmer. It starts with basic authentication against a flat-file text database, then moves to MySQL. Following...



This tutorial explains how to use Apache and PHP to stop spambots (and other bad robots) from harvesting email addresses from your website.