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Introduction to PHP – Part8

December 6th, 2009

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 do [...]

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A Guide to OOP (Object Orientated Programming) in PHP Part 1

December 6th, 2009

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 you’ll [...]

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How to Widgetize Non-Widget Wordpress Theme

October 20th, 2009

Consider this – If you found a Wordpress theme that you like so much but it is not widget-supported, don’t give up just yet. Methods below helps you to widgetize non-widget theme to a drag-drop widget theme. Download Widget plugin from Automattic, upload them accordingly and follow the 2 steps below.

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Make a Calendar in PHP

September 9th, 2009

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 [...]

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A Simple AJAX Driven Website with jQuery and PHP

September 5th, 2009

Introduction
AJAX is abbrieviated from Asynchrounous javascript and XML. It’s not a new technology, but the implementation of a group of technologies to achieve a seamless interaction between client and server.
Typically, xhtml and css to present the information, javascript is used to handle user interactions, and a server side language to perform the users’ requests (and [...]

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Automatically Highlight Admin Comments in Wordpress

September 5th, 2009

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.

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Build a Live Search with Ajax

September 1st, 2009

In this tutorial we’ll be using JQuery to perform a search on a mysql table without waiting for a new page to load. First of all we’re going to build the php document which will be used by JQuery to perform the search.

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An Introduction to Object Oriented PHP – Part 3

August 31st, 2009

Introduction
Welcome to the third and final part of a series introducing Object Oriented PHP!

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An Introduction to Object Oriented PHP – Part 2

August 31st, 2009

Introduction
Welcome to Part 2 of a three part series introducing Object Oriented PHP!

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An Introduction to Object Oriented PHP – Part 1

August 31st, 2009

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.

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