Posts Tagged ‘mysql’

Create a Simple Hit Counter Using PHP and MySQL

January 8th, 2010

In this article I describe how to use PHP and MySQL to produce a simple counter that can be placed on a web page. PHP and MySQL work very well together, and this article shows, hopefully, how easy they are to use to produce a useful little utility.

In order for the counter to work, the web server you upload the files to needs to support PHP and MySQL. Most good hosting solutions do.

The counter needs a database called ‘counter’, a table in that database called ‘countertable’, and a field in the table called ‘count’. If you want to use a different database, table, or field name, make sure you change the appropriate references to these names in the scripts. » Read more: Create a Simple Hit Counter Using PHP and MySQL

LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) Software Bundle for PHP Developers

December 28th, 2009

Current website development relies more on open source to handle forms and back end things. Whether it is a e commerce website or a portal, certain level of technical handling is there from server side. Certain redirection, conditional surfing based on ip address of client, privilege approving and database integration all are done by a software bundle named LAMP. LAMP is a short notation of individual software such as Linux (OS), Apache HTTP server, MySQL (DBMS) and of course PHP. » Read more: LAMP (Linux Apache MySQL PHP) Software Bundle for PHP Developers

The Benefits That PHP Certification Can Give Web Developers

December 26th, 2009

PHP is a server side scripting language that allows you to create some of the most beautifully dynamic and interactive websites out there, and if you can use it, you can go straight to the top when it comes to getting web design work. However, getting your foot in the door isn’t simply a matter of knowing how to do the work; not only do you need to know PHP inside and out, you are going to need to prove to potential clients and employers that you have the knowledge as well! The truth of the matter is that when you are looking to get hired for web design work, you are not always dealing with people who will recognize your experience or your knowledge; this is where having PHP certification can help. » Read more: The Benefits That PHP Certification Can Give Web Developers

85 Free Php Scripts

December 23rd, 2009

1) Expired Domain Finder Script:
This PHP script has become a very hot item within the last 6 months! This Script will look up domains that have expired, or are about to expire in both the Yahoo! Directory, AND Dmoz Directory! This script will also allow your customers to monitor domains that they are interested in; it has a domain digger, and has PayPal IPN functionality built right into the script! There are many websites selling memberships using this script for up to as much as $29.99 per month! The script comes with an administrator section where you can manage the look, and feel of your website, as well as manage your members, set up different membership packages and more! The fact that this script uses MySQL means that it is extremely fast, and can look up expired or soon to expire domains in an instant! » Read more: 85 Free Php Scripts

Linux Php Vs Windows Asp Web Hosting Comparison

December 21st, 2009

One of the first decisions to make while choosing web hosting is – what platform to opt for? Windows or Linux? PHP or ASP?

First of all, note that sites with static pages such as blogs can run on either Windows or Linux hosting platforms. These only use HTML and CSS, which are supported equally well by both operating systems.

When you require dynamic content on your website, such as eCommerce facilities, forums or other forms of scripting, then you need to pay attention to your hosting platform. » Read more: Linux Php Vs Windows Asp Web Hosting Comparison