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PHP Blog Summary Follow Up Tutorial

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To my mind there are two big advantages to the use of the id= HTML parameter usage: you can manipulate HTML via Javascript DOM in terms of individual HTML objects or elements (or tags, if you like) you can use … Continue reading →

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C Supervised PHP Modes of Use Primer Tutorial

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Recently, with our tutorial, PHP Modes of Use Primer Tutorial as shown below, we talked about three modes of use or access for the use of PHP and today we encase all that thinking in a Mac OS X command … Continue reading →

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PHP Modes of Use Follow Up Tutorial

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PHP is a very flexible programming language, as we saw during the previous PHP Modes of Use Primer Tutorial as shown below, where, below, we quote from this blog post largely, and highlight ideas that do not always work in … Continue reading →

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PHP Blog Summary Primer Tutorial

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There are two things that often happen for programmers: they break a job into its components (often immediately jumping to list the biggest “worry”) they look for ways to achieve the job faster and more reliably (ideas regarding code reuse … Continue reading →

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PHP Modes of Use Primer Tutorial

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PHP is a very flexible programming language. It is probably best known as a server-side language called by a web browser using the http transport layer (ie. web browsing, or “surfing the net”). Let’s list three modes of use of … Continue reading →

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PHP/Javascript JSON Feed or Array Data Primer Tutorial

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JSON is a very useful protocol because: There is a lot of support in Javascript and the server-side languages, such as PHP or ASP.Net, for JSON-friendly functionality. Many website feeds use JSON as their protocol (format) of choice. Today‘s live … Continue reading →

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Apache .htaccess Prevent Directory Listing Tutorial

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Today’s tutorial continues some of this blog’s discussions regarding a big area (of knowledge) of Apache and PHP website usage, about the use of .htacccess files we last talked about with the previous Apache .htaccess Autoprepend Autoappend Primer Tutorial as … Continue reading →

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PHP/Javascript Geolocation Sharing Tutorial

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At this blog we’ve mentioned quite a few times how good modern web software is about the “where” of life, and good Geolocation functionality exists right at the heart of basic Javascript functionality. Today we extend that a bit by … Continue reading →

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