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Apache, PHP and SQL on Linux, for Newbies

This is a through, yet easy to understand guide to installing Apache, including PHP and its support for different SQL servers, including MySQL and PostgreSQL. Aimed at the developer who wants a local linux development server, this tutorial has all th...
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Form Over Substance - Part One

PHP has built in functionality for dealing with HTML forms. This tutorial shows you how to tap into these powerful features.
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Running PHP3 and 4 as simultaneous modules within Apache

If you are maintaining or writing PHP scripts for several sites then you might be in a situation where you will have to use PHP3 code for one site and php4 code for another site. This tutorial explains how to install both modules on Apache and make t...
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Rotating Banner Advertisements with PHP

This tutorial is intended for the PHP programmer interested in developing a useful and dynamic banner advertisement system using mySQL, PHPLIB, and PHP version 4.0 or higher. You will need a limited knowledge of mySQL including how to create a mySQL ...
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PHP-Based User Authentication

This tutorial teaches you to initiate user authentication using PHP, and then to authenticate users by matching the value of the global variables $PHP_AUTH_USER, and $PHP_AUTH_PW to a list of valid usernames and passwords. The sample code included wi...
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Building WML Applications Using PHP

This tutorial shows you how you can use PHP in conjunction with WML to serve dynamic content to a WAP-enabled wireless device. The sample code illustrates several facets of user interaction via a wireless web browser, including: Performing basic inse...
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Setup and Install Apache with PHP4 as a Dynamic Module (DSO)

This tutorial first explains what a dynamic module is, or what it means by creating PHP as a dynamic module for Apache. Then, it guides you through step-by-step where to get Apache and PHP4 and how to install them on your server.
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Simple ODBC Connections

PHP includes functions for Open Database Connectivity (ODBC), which is useful if, for example, you want to connect to a Microsoft Access data source on Windows NT. An increasing number of PHP developers are using the ODBC functions to connect to data...
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Session Handling with PHP 4

Unlike PHP 3, PHP 4.0 has built-in capabilities to handle session management. The session management functionality in PHP 4.0 is easy to use, powerful and open for custom modifications. Creating sessions allows you to keep track of the actions of a p...
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Dynamic Image Generation with PHP

PHP lets you do a lot more than simply generating HTML content, it is also a great tool to dynamically generate images on-the-fly. For example, you can create buttons with text from a database, create grapical displays of statistics from log files, a...
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