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- Acquiring PHP MySQL
- PHP and MySQL are already packaged in Linux and Mac OS X OSs. However, most PHP developer are actually using Windows when developing PHP applications. This is also true to myself. I have Mandrake Linux 10 but I'll just use it for testing purposes of...
- Author：Time：2008-05-26 14:14:38 Hits：2 Comment：0 View Article...
- How to make a simple form mailer with PHP
- As you may be well aware, displaying your e-mail address on your website can lead to e-mail harvesters picking up your address and adding it to hundreds or even thousands of lists used by spammers. If you want to allow your website visitors to contac...
- Author：Time：2008-05-26 14:13:33 Hits：5 Comment：0 View Article...
- A Case of Identity
- Variables are the bread and butter of every programming language... and PHP has them too. A variable can be thought of as a programming construct used to store both numeric and non-numeric data; the contents of a variable can be altered during progr...
- Author：Time：2008-05-25 11:37:00 Hits：3 Comment：0 View Article...
- Start Me Up
- There's one essential concept that you need to get your mind around before we proceed further. Unlike CGI scripts, which require you to write code to output HTML, PHP lets you embed PHP code in regular HTML pages, and execute the embedded PHP code w...
- Author：Time：2008-05-25 11:36:12 Hits：2 Comment：0 View Article...
- The Right Environment
- PHP is typically used in combination with a Web server like Apache. Requests for PHP scripts are received by the Web server, and are handled by the PHP interpreter. The results obtained after execution are returned to the Web server, which takes car...
- Author：Time：2008-05-24 18:15:29 Hits：2 Comment：0 View Article...
- The Only Acronym You'll Ever Need
- If you're new to Web development, you could be forgiven for thinking that it consists of no more than a mass of acronyms, each one more indecipherable than the last. ASP, CGI, SOAP, XML, HTTP - the list seems never-ending, and the sheer volume of in...
- Author：Time：2008-05-24 18:14:55 Hits：1 Comment：0 View Article...
- Pausing Your Script Execution
- Your web server may have some limits on how many emails you can send in a given period of time. Our server, for example, limits emails sent by any web account to 60 emails in 60 seconds. Most scripts can run a lot faster than that - which means that...
- Author：Time：2008-05-23 15:31:57 Hits：1 Comment：0 View Article...
- Extending Your Script Execution Time
- The default value for script execution time is 30 seconds. That means that if your script is not finished processing, your installation of PHP will terminate the script prematurely. To extend the time, you have two choices. You can either select a t...
- Author：Time：2008-05-23 15:30:32 Hits：4 Comment：0 View Article...
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