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Function: A function is a subprogram that performs a specific task when called by the main program. It is always a good practice to divide a huge program into a number of subprograms until elementary functions are reached. More clearly, a huge program should be divided into number of functions, and a function precisely should [...]
In this part we’ll cover the basics of classes, and how to put together your own class. We’ll also go over how to make variables. Classes add a lot of functionality to your code and help to stop you repeating yourself over and over again as you might in conventional code. With classes and functions [...]
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Hello, and welcome to another PHP tutorial. This one will teach you how to make a nice PHP calendar (in PHP of course!). When I started out in PHP I always wanted to know how to make a calendar, but could never find the tutorial to do it. So i figured I’d write my own [...]
In this follow up, we’re going to do better. The basis for this upgrade falls on a messy PHP “if…else” statement that was present in the old method. Below, we’ll explore two different methods for updating your blog’s admin highlighting system.
Introduction Welcome to the third and final part of a series introducing Object Oriented PHP!
About This Series This is a three part series introducing Object-Oriented PHP, a way to manage your code and keep different parts separate, all while being easily accessible.
One of the (many) nice updates the comes bundled in WordPress 2.8 is with the_author_meta() template tag. This tag allows a developer to pull and display specific parts of any user’s information within a theme. Even though variations of this have been included in previous releases, this version has simplified it to a much easier [...]
In this tutorial you’ll learn how to increase pageviews by adding thumbnails to related posts using the popular YARPP plugin and WordPress custom fields. The Goal Before we start, let’s take a look at the result of what we’re building:
