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CodeCanyon Smooth PHP Calendar Reloaded Retail

Sabtu, 25 Februari 2012
Smooth PHP Calendar Reloaded is a simple javascript and PHP driven calendar. This calendar script can be used to display unlimited number of events with their descriptions. It also comes with a fully AJAX enabled admin area to manage your calendar events. Demohttp://codecanyon.net/item/smooth-php-calendar-reloaded/full_screen_preview/105891 Downloadhttp://adf.ly/5l8f0  

Full Weather Page is a php script for show your local

Selasa, 31 Januari 2012
Full Weather Page is a php script for show your local (or any city/location of the world) in your website. The application use the Wunderground.com API and can show the current conditions and up to 7 days forecast. Full Weather Page come with many features like: detailed weather conditions, hour by hour forecast, graphs for forecasts, weather map, multiple languages, easy installation and configuration, ready widgets with generator and many other! Homepage: http://adf.ly/56K...

How to clone PHP websites

Minggu, 29 Januari 2012
The technique depends on how the system was setup. But they all require access to the host to do so. If you are asking about a way to clone it remotely, the answer is no. PHP websites usually include databases and other data sources that are not accessible without access to the host it runs on. Additionally it can rely on libraries that are not within the files a web server can serve.

Building a Website with PHP, MySQL and jQuery Mobile

Selasa, 17 Januari 2012
In this two-part tutorial, we will be building a simple website with PHP and MySQL, using the Model-View-Controller (MVC) pattern. Finally, with the help of the jQuery Mobile framework, we will turn it into a touch-friendly mobile website, that works on any device and screen size. In this first part, we concentrate on the backend, discussing the database and MVC organization. Next time, we will be writing the views and integrating jQuery Mobile. DEMO - DOWNLOAD - URL

Logging processes with PHP

Rabu, 7 Desember 2011
Its sometimes necessary as a developer to log and track data as it is processed either to debug or to keep a simple record of maybe who's logged in or out of your site. You could easily do this by accessing a MySQL database and adding a row, but you then have to create and maintain that database. So today I'm going to run through the steps to writing and reading a .txt log file.The Code In order to write and access our log file we will be using the php functions fopen() fwrit...
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