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There are 385 articles & tutorials regarding "PHP".

343.) Monitor PHP Application Errors and Messages with syslog
By W. Jason Gilmore If nothing else, programmers are eternal optimists. We enter each project somehow convinced of a perfect outcome, despite the often considerable technical and logistical difficulties inherent to our profession. Computer Science is after all still in its infancy, and our tools, not to mention development techniques, remain quite immature. Resultingly, one outcome that you can be sure of as you embark on the next pursuit of programming perfection is that unexpected...
Found at developer.com

344.) Learning PHP: The What's and the Why's
By Elizabeth Fulghum Anyone who has designed web sites for any length of time knows the limitations of html and other client side languages like CSS and JavaScript. While these languages remain at the core of web development, their primary function is to control how text and graphics are presented. Because they lack the ability to manipulate information on demand, or communicate with web servers, the result is a static web page. The ability to create dynamic pages opens doors. Suppose...
Found at developer.com

345.) Creating a PHP-Based Content Management System
Peter Zeidman 7/6/2004 Printer Friendly Version If you're going to run an intranet site, then you'll probably want a content management system (CMS) - a tool used to organize documents and keep track of what's where. I've covered a plethora of such systems in previous articles, but for many businesses there can be only one solution: to design and implement their own custom system. Why? It's not like the off-the-shelf systems lack features or stability. On the contrary, many have been...
Found at Intranet Journal

346.) Documenting PHP Code with PHPDocumentor
By W. Jason Gilmore Go to page: 1 2 Next It's no secret; writing code documentation ranks right up there with attending meetings and the using the telephone as among the least favorite aspects of any developer's job. This shouldn't really come as a surprise though, since not only is writing documentation a pretty unexciting task, but it can be difficult to maintain over the lifetime of a project given changing features and code refactoring. Nonetheless, it's a crucial task if you and...
Found at developer.com

347.) Validating Emails with PHP
Go to page: 1 2 Next How many times have you heard of email being termed "the ultimate killer application"? Indeed, the impact that it has made on all of our lives in such a short period of time is immeasurable. After all, email offers a highly effective mode of communication, both in terms of QoS (quality of service) and cost. Furthermore, it's asynchronous nature offers both parties the freedom of participating at a time most convenient to their time schedule. Given such qualities, it...
Found at developer.com

348.) Sending Email from your PHP Applications
By W. Jason Gilmore Go to page: 1 2 Next Communicating with website users via email is crucial to the success of any online service. The ability to deliver registration confirmations and newsletters, provide a convenient and relatively secure password recovery tool, and keep clients updated with shipping status reports are just a few of the reasons for incorporating email-based features into your website infrastructure. In this tutorial, I'll show you how to incorporate email delivery...
Found at developer.com

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