 | Building Dynamic Pages With Search Engines in Mind |
| This tutorial shows you how to make a site database-driven, but still indexable by search engines. It also explains how to create a site to be co-brandable whose look-and-feel are dependent on which "affiliate" site was being accessed. |
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| Site Templating System Using PHPs include() functi |
| This tutorial uses only one PHP file (index.php) to display the entire contents of your web site. The actual textual content of your site will be read from basic text files. This means that if you change the look of the one php file, all pages on the site |
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| PHPLib Templates |
| The author writes "PHPLIB templates can grant you an amazing ability to abstract the manipulation of data (in the database as well as in PHP) from its final format, whether that format is HTML, XML, WML, or a formatted e-mail, and some of these ways will |
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| PHP Fast Template |
| This article describes how to separate presentation from logic using FastTemplate. Topics covered: Placing FastTemplate Variables in HTML Templates, Including the Fast Template Module in PHP Code, Assigning templates to objects, Assigning variables to Fas |
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| Using Include To Avoid Unnecessary Repetition |
| Simple tutorial showing how to use the function include for simplifying your Web page authoring. Useful for header and footer insertion for multiple pages. |
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| PHP Snurk |
| When you run a database-driven website, it makes sense to generate pages on the fly. PHP, MySQL, and Apache let you do just that. But they don't make it pretty. How many times have you had to create a URL that looks like this: http://schmoop.com/snurk.php |
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| PHP by example |
| Throughout two separate parts in this series, the author demonstrates step by step the fundamental principles of PHP in an original real-world Web site example. The Part 1 offers the basics of PHP and features a Webzine that includes an authors page wher. |
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| Header and Footer Inclusion for Beginners |
| Lets pretend you have 10 pages in your site with the same design and you want to change a link in your menu. You would have to edit all 10 pages, right? Nope, theres a much quicker way allowing you to edit just one file and it's not as hard as it sounds.. |
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| Making a tree menu with PHP |
| This tutorial will show you the basics of using PHP with some simple Javascripting methods to create a drop down menuing system for your site. This will teach you the simple tricks of using Javascripting with your PHP code in order to display simple yet e |
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| Data Driven Site & Managing Content with DataMan |
| This article/column describes how to create a simple single table, single template content management system. It shows you how to make a powerful yet simple data driven website using <a href="http://www.hotscripts.com/Detailed/10112.html">DataMan< |
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| Common Header and Footer files |
| How to have a single file containg header information and use it in all other files? It is very simple to do this using php. Most of the commecrical website use common header and footer files. It will be so helpfull because when we want to change any info |
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| Making the Most of Sitewide Headers and Footers |
| One of the most powerful features of PHP is its ability to reduce the amount of site maintenance you need to do. By setting up a consistent site template, you can reduce the effort needed to create new pages, and you can also make it much easier to change |
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| Drop down theme/template selector in PHP/MySQL |
| This tutorial will teach you have to make your site have the option to allow the users to choose the look and feel of the site using PHP, and MySQL wrapped around a HTML template. Doing this gives you more control of your site without having to recode all |
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| Introduction to cookies |
| Learn about the usefullness of cookies, what they can be used for, and also learn how to create a simple unique computer counter using cookies. |
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| Share PHP and ASP sessions |
| You may need to know little bit about session to begin using this idea and the sample codes. Full detail will give you how to integrate both ASP and PHP sessions. |
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| Using Sessions in PHP |
| A tutorial on the basics of sessions in PHP. |
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| Cookies |
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| Using Cookies in PHP |
| Cookies enabled web developers to produce more usable sites, by allowing temporary storage of commonly used information by the user. This can be beneficial in shopping carts, user logon systems and general site usage. Read on to find out how to use cookie |
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| Cookies 101 |
| This tutorial explains the basic concept of cookies, and how to use them. |
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| Setting Cookies |
| You may need to set cookies to remember certain information such as users, if they have visited or not, etc. etc. |
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