Wednesday, February 20, 2013

About PHP / MySQL: Days in the month

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From Angela Bradley, your Guide to PHP / MySQL
Hello PHP Programmers!
In today's newsletter we will take a look at how to determine how many days there are in a month. This is particularly handy in February!
Have a great week!

Days in the month
The Cal_days_in_month function is used to determine how many days are in a given calendar month for a specified year. ÂAlthough it may seem obvious that there are always 31... Read more

Addslashes
The addslashes () function is used to add backslashes into your data before quotes or double quotes. ÂIf you are allowing users to store information in your database it is... Read more

What is a 404 Error?
If you are working on your website and are getting a 404 error it means that the page was not found. ÂMake sure that you typed the url and path... Read more

PHP and MySQL Basics
Before you start programing there are some basics you should know. Here we will explore what exactly PHP and MySQL are, how you can edit them, the software that is used, and other essentials.

 


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Wednesday, February 13, 2013

About PHP / MySQL: Addslashes

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From Angela Bradley, your Guide to PHP / MySQL
Hello Programmers!
Today we take a look at Addslashes (), what it is, how to use it, and why you might need it as a PHP programmer.
Have a great week!

Addslashes
The addslashes () function is used to add backslashes into your data before quotes or double quotes.  If you are allowing users to store information in your database it is... Read more

What is a 404 Error?
If you are working on your website and are getting a 404 error it means that the page was not found.  Make sure that you typed the url and path... Read more

Accessibility
Can a person with low vision view your site adequately?  How about someone who speaks French?  How about someone accessing your website from their smart phone?  Getting your content out... Read more

Advanced PHP
Once you have mastered the basics of PHP from our 'Learn PHP' series of tutorials, you can move on to learning more advanced PHP code.

 


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Wednesday, February 6, 2013

About PHP / MySQL: Accessibility

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From Angela Bradley, your Guide to PHP / MySQL
Hello Programmers!

This week we are taking a look at accessibility of your website. You can use PHP to make sure everyone can access the content on your site.

Have a great week!


Accessibility
Can a person with low vision view your site adequately?  How about someone who speaks French?  How about someone accessing your website from their smart phone?  Getting your content out... Read more

Installing MySQL on Windows
Your PHP programs on your server will often use MySQL as well.  If you want to be able to test these on your computer, you will need to install MySQL,... Read more

What is FTP?
FTP is short for File Transfer Protocol.  We use FTP to upload files to a remote host.  Usually this requires that we login and can then upload or download files.... Read more

Troubleshooting
You've been staring blankly at your code for 20 mins, and still can't figure out why it's not working? We've been there too. Here are some common problems and the (often simple) solutions that sometimes go overlooked.

 


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