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Connecting to an imap server using imap_openPosted on July 7, 2010
40 Invaluable PHP Tutorials and ResourcesPosted on July 4, 2010
Seo Terms DefinitionsPosted on July 4, 2010
Show off your Designs!Posted on July 4, 2010
Snipplr Code SnippetsPosted on July 4, 2010
Delete rows from a MySQL database with a confirmationPosted on February 1, 2010
Login Script with ValidationPosted on January 10, 2010
Searching with PHP and MySQL beyond LIKEPosted on December 5, 2009
Connecting to a databasePosted on November 27, 2009
07Jul2010
Connecting to an imap server using imap_open
php allows you to do a lot of things including reading your email! This IMAP series will show you how to use the built in imap functions that php has to offer. The first is imap_open
Read MoreView Comments (1)03May2010
How to ping search engines with curl
when you add new story or update an existing one it may take a few weeks for search engine bots to re-index your site, I've noticed however that some sites get re-index very shortly after adding or updating content on their website, which got me thinking how did they do it? the answer they ping search engines when ever there's any changes which informs the search engine bots there's been a change and to read the site's sitemap again this process is usually done within a few minutes of sending the ping.
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Create an RSS feed with PHP
This tutorial will explain how to create an RSS feed, That is easy to setup but also validates as a valid feed.
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Create a simple FTP class
FTP is well known to all designers/developers to moves files from a local computer to a remote web server, What if you want to copy a file from one server to another? the recommended choice would be to use SSH or telnet but if you don't have access to these then you would download the files via FTP and then upload them to the new location. there may be times where you just want to copy a single file to another server connection via FTP and download then uploading seems a little tedious, a better way is to copy the file directly from the current server to the new server. To do this I'm going to create a simple OOP FTP class that will do the heavy lifting for me and let me repeat the process as many times as required.
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Limit the amount of characters from a MySQL Query
Tutorial to limit the amount of characters from a MySQL query.
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Login Script with Validation
A login script tutorial to log users into your database driven site using sessions
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Change file permissions dynamically with php
A tutorial to change file permissions dynamically with php
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Split a string into parts using explode
A tutorial to split a string into parts using explode.
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Delete folders from server using PHP
A tutorial to create a function to delete folder and all sub folders from the server.
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Edit data from a database
A tutorial to edit existing data from a MySQL database.
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