Archive for March, 2008

PHP Programming.

Tuesday, March 25th, 2008

PHP is free! (Most Web hosts provide PHP in even their most basic plans). PHP or the PHP Hypertext Pre-processor is a server-side programming language that gives Web developers it has the ability to build virtually any type of application, from simple contact forms to shopping carts, dynamic job sites, ...

PHP Programming Tutorials & Tips

Thursday, March 20th, 2008

One of the more popular technologies for web programming in the recent years owing to its open source technology is the PHP. And it only means that it’s free to use and also compatible with almost any server, say Windows, Linux/Unix and Apache. This technology has many advanced features included ...

PHP programming jobs still in demand

Saturday, March 15th, 2008

Technology Driven Marketing Solutions is an industry leading developer of PHP solutions who will become part of a dynamic and fast growing team. You may experience to make codes for a range of web applications by applying your PHP and OOD programming. Success in this field will lead to further ...

Tips in safe Mode

Monday, March 10th, 2008

Apache module is a PHP installed Apache configuration files (.httpd) and .htaccess files help its settings to be changed. It also enable or disable PHP safe mode for the entire web server you can use the php.ini file and also allows the file to modify many aspects of PHP configuration.

Array_diff_uassoc Function

Thursday, March 6th, 2008

Next in line is array_diff_uassoc() function which compares two or more arrays while checking for differences before comparing the keys with a user-defined location. It then returns an array withthe keys and values from the first array(to which all the values were comapred against) it the function allows it. Syntax ...

Array_diff_assoc and array_diff_key Functions

Saturday, March 1st, 2008

The next array comparison functions is the array_diff_assoc(array1,array2,array3,array3.....), usage is similar with all of these array_diff functions varying only in the way the comparisons are done. Below is sample code for array_diff_assoc: Giving you : Array ([0] => Mouse [2] => Dog). Next we have the array_diff_key() function compares two or more ...