Display records in multi column format with PHP
(November 19, 2009)
This two videos explain how to populate records from the MySQL database
and display them on the page in the multi column format.
Each column follows the ascending order of the records from the
previous column. In this example we are using Table, but you can use
any HTML element to display records in multi column format.
Universal Form Validator PHP Manual
(September 2, 2009)
Add Swiss Knife Form Validation to your forms in Dreamweaver with the Universal Form Validator PHP! Choose from many predefined validation rules like url, e-mail, dates, credit cards and ranges, apply conditional validation and even Ajax style inline validation! The validation errors and hints can be displayed in great tooltips and input masking can be applied. All fully customizable to your layout and needs! The user input is validated both client as well as server side - so there is no escape!
Upload, Resize and Insert with PHP
(March 13, 2009)
This code is so amazing, you can create resized images of the original image.
Now you can create two from one using PHP, classic!
Have you ever wanted to upload, resize and insert images into a database without the hassle? This code will do it for you.
A few things are needed;
A database or not (Just comment out the database parts with //)
Create a page called upload.php.
Copy and paste the code.
Set up the Username, Password and Database settings if needed.
That's it.
Enjoy!
PHP download link
(May 12, 2008)
In this tutorial I will show you how to create a link to a file with the prompt for a download. Upload files with PHP
(March 3, 2008)
This tutorial explains how to create the upload form with PHP.
It covers uploading and renaming file, limiting file size, restricting file types and form validation.
PHP url parameter and page include
(December 28, 2007)
I´ve been asked several times how to solve this problem.
Let´s say you have folder which stores files with the content of the pages.
You also have an index.php page from which you send requests via url to display a relevant page.
Create dropdown menus using array
(December 11, 2007)
This tutorial will explain how to create a dropdown menu using function which populates values from the array.
Active button with CSS and PHP
(September 4, 2007)
This tutorial will explain you how to make your button (link) in the navigation active when you are on a specific page. Smart Mailer PHP tutorials
(September 13, 2005)
You can offer your clients the ability to send HTML mails based on a template (either on your machine or at a URL), each personalised with the recipient's name. You can add attachments to everyone, or a group of people, there's progress bars while you're sending them - all this in an external PHP include file, so just a couple of lines on your page.
These tutorials show you how to use the Smart Mailer PHP extension.
XMLHttpRequest and AJAX for PHP programmers
(June 20, 2005)
Although the concept isn't entirely new, XMLHttpRequest technology is implemented on more sites now than ever. Compatibility is no longer an issue (IE, Mozilla and Opera all support it), and the benefits to using it are amazing. There are too many PHP programmers avoiding any work with javascript beyond simple form validation, and for good reason. It's difficult to keep several languages proficiently under your belt. But using the XMLHttpRequest object is not as hard as everybody thinks, and you don't need to buy and memorize another reference manual.
Asynchronous JavaScript and XML, or AJAX is a method of sending and receiving data (usually XML) from a server-side application through javascript. Since javascript offers the ability to change the contents of a web page on-the-fly, this technique allows web programmers to venture closer to programming truly interactive web applications similar to those built with Java and ActiveX.
