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CMS Tutorial: Part 5: Administration Classes
In the fifth implements two classes to handle cms posts and categories.
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Installing PHP on Windows
A brochure-style Web site may be sufficient for a business that simply wants a basic Web presence — some static pages to inform the visitor of the company's off-line contact information. But most organizations want a Web site that can interact with the visitor, delivering custom content in dynamically-generated pages, and storing visitor information in a database.
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Enable Client Side Caching for Resized Images
The GD library in PHP offers some great tools for resizing and editing images. However, these can increase load time and it would be beneficial to enable client side caching of these resources. You can do this by adding one simple line of code to your image output.
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Easy PDG Generation in PHP
In this tutorial, I'll show you how to generate PDF files in pure PHP and distribute your content in a single, consistent format.
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Installing MySQL on Windows
As Web sites and Web-based applications become more important to commercial firms and other organizations, so too does the methods used for storing data online, such as customer contact information, system login details, product data, and much more.
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Sending Emails with the Zend Framework
Many PHP applications require the ability to send emails nowadays from simple plain-text emails confirming a registration to advanced HTML newsletters.
PHP allows us to send emails using the mail() function but this can quickly get complex when you begin to add HTML, attachments and different character encoding.
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Installing Apache on Windows
Even though it is possible to do Web development and testing on a remote server, it is better to fully develop a new Web site on a local Web server, and then upload everything when it is finished, for many reasons...
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Yesterdays date, the easy and hard way in PHP
Dates can be hard to work with in PHP, here we learn you the simple way of getting yesterdays date (and other dates relative to today)
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Rapid Application Development with CodeIgniter
Today I'll introduce you to CodeIgniter, a framework that does all three. CodeIgniter is an MVC application framework for PHP that gives you a consistent structure for your application, takes care of common tasks and helps you implement complex functionality with minimal effort.
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How to Create a Custom RSS Feed with PHP
An RSS feed is a great way to serve up your content to users. However, if you're not using a standard CMS or blogging platform you may not have an RSS feed generated for you automatically.
This tutorial will show you how to create an RSS feed in a few simple steps. If you can query your database to get information about your articles, you can complete this tutorial and build a custom feed.
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