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    PHP Ad Tracker: Reports and Records

    Posted on December 20, 2012 by TOM

    In this lesson, we will look at the functions responsible for generating reports and manipulating the data in the ads table and advertiser table.

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    How to Display a Message on Old WordPress Posts

    Posted on December 18, 2012 by Paulius

    With technology changing rapidly, blog posts may be outdated after a few years. These older posts can drive traffic to your blog, so you don’t want to remove them.

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    PHP Ad Tracker: Data Object Design and Coding

    Posted on August 29, 2012 by tom

    Now we are ready to construct the data object that will hold the variables and functions that will display, add, edit and delete the data in those tables.Once we name all of the variables and functions, we will start applying the code to them.

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    Building a PHP Ad Tracker: Creating the Database Tables

    Posted on April 12, 2012 by tom

    Banner ads for services related to the web site owner’s industry allow customers to view products that tie into the site owner’s core business. In exchange, the web site owner can charge the banner ad owner for every impression (banner ad appearance) or click-through (when a user clicks the banner ad).

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    Quickly Setup a PHP Work Environment with XAMPP

    Posted on April 8, 2012 by Frank

    If you want to get started with programming in PHP, you’re probably wondering what software you need to setup your workspace locally.

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    PHP Arrays: Defining, Looping and Sorting Simple Arrays

    Posted on April 7, 2012 by tom

    Unlike scalar variables, which assign only a single value to a variable, an array variable can hold multiple values.Arrays are useful for holding values from database queries or web form entries, where each field (also called a “key”) holds a specific value.

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    A peek into the best PHP based Content Management Systems

    Posted on March 30, 2012 by share taut

    Content Management Systems is easily made use of, for creating websites and dealing with its content in an effective way. Like WordPress , Joomla and Drupal as Content Management Sytems have their specific benefits and can be selected on the basis of the nature, size and scope of the website.

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    PHP User Survey Part IV: Presentation Layer

    Posted on March 1, 2012 by tom

    So far in this series, we have developed the data layer (database tables) and the business layer (PHP methods) for manipulating the data.In this piece, we will look at the presentation layer that is used to display the poll question and poll results.The HTML header will check for the presence of a cookie (in case [...]

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    PHP User Survey: Setting Variable Values and Reading from Tables

    Posted on February 24, 2012 by tom

    In Part I of this series, we started the process of creating user polls for a business web site. Part I gave the layout of the data layer and began the construction of the class file. In this part we will continue with adding methods to the class file that will enable the administrator to [...]

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    10 PHP Tutorials For Beginners, Tips & Tricks

    Posted on January 17, 2012 by Diaz warner

    Here we have selected some tutorials that will help beginners to understand PHP basics. We will continue publish tutorial selections weekly and will help you to learn basic and advance techniques of PHP.

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    The most awesome jQuery photo slider with a nice retro look

    Posted on November 9, 2011 by WebdesignShock

    What’s up guys?, to continue with our series of experiments, today we have an amazing vintage carousel photo slider made with PHP and jQuery. The tutorial features all the programming part and features a live demo and downloadable files.

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    WordPress: Adding Google +1 Button to your posts

    Posted on July 7, 2011 by Ahmad Hania

    an article about how to add Google +1 button to your posts and gives your visitors the ability to recommend your articles in search results. The Google +1 button can be added to your articles in two steps.

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