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Tag Archives: SQL
WordPress Query Monitor Primer Tutorial
Our WordPress blog at RJM Programming uses a MySql database, and its PHP web server source queries that database to find information. That SQL used is the MySql variety of SQL, but there is not that much difference between MySql … Continue reading
Registration via Captcha Primer Tutorial
We, pretty obviously, spoke too soon, yesterday, that that was it, or words to that effect, with this topic, and that is no wonder, as it covers a lot of territory. Up to now, we’ve restricted its scope, hugely, by … Continue reading
Posted in eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Tutorials
Tagged blog, captcha, client/server, CMS, database, file, MySql, PHP, phpMyAdmin, ping, programming, registration, robot, search engine, SQL, tutorial, web server
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Moderation by Captcha Primer Tutorial
In our “onions of the 4th dimension” world we have an onion layer of thought today regarding “moderation”. Let me just quietly ask? Are you a robot? Mr Turing posed this very fundamental question some time back. But the fact … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, Event-Driven Programming, Networking, Tutorials
Tagged blog, captcha, client/server, CMS, database, file, MySql, PHP, phpMyAdmin, ping, programming, robot, search engine, SQL, tutorial, web server
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Moderation by MySql Database Primer Tutorial
Today’s the day we tackle some database “moderation” ideas. You will recall from yesterday’s Moderation by File Primer Tutorial as shown below, that “moderation” is associated with blogs and Content Management Systems and social media as a means by which … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged blog, client/server, CMS, database, file, MySql, PHP, phpMyAdmin, programming, SQL, tutorial, web server
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WordPress Blog MySql Database PHP Code Tutorial
Were you here yesterday for the WordPress Blog Alphabetical Search Follow Up Tutorial? Reading it, you may have wondered about why the problem was not handled from the “backroom up”, if you see what we mean. By that we mean, … Continue reading
Posted in Database, eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged blog, codex, database, MySql, PHP, programming, SQL, tutorial, TwentyTen TwentyTen theme, Wordpress
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PostgreSQL PHP Tutorial
Some time ago we talked about the PostgreSQL database, and showed you some command line (installation and) usage via a MacBook Pro Terminal application’s (bash environment) command line. So that showed a bit of SQL for PostgreSQL and you can … Continue reading
Posted in Animation, Database, eLearning, Tutorials
Tagged animated gif, animation, Apache, connection, database, DML, Gifpal, local web server, Mac, Macbook Pro, MAMP, pgsql, PHP, phpinfo, PostgreSQL, programming, SQL, Terminal, tutorial, web server
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?