Build an announcement box into your Wordpress theme that is completely controllable from the dashboard.
One of the things you’re going to encounter when using MySQL with PHP sooner, rather than later, is the issues that arise when you start accepting user input in the form of comments or blog posts.
When dealing with the general public, we can’t assume anything about the data they submit into our database. In fact, we have to assume the worst!
Making sure your data is "cleaned" and "sanitized" is very important to ensure smooth running of your site and your database.
Create a PHP5 Framework - Part 2
Want to learn how to create pdf with php? Check this quick tutorial.
Creating an Advanced Password Recovery Utility
Social Networking with BuddyPress
Kohana: The Swift PHP Framework
Data security is important and often undervalued by designers, developers, and clients alike. Since PHP 5.2.0, data sanitization and validation has been made significantly easier with the introduction of data filtering. Today, we're going to take a closer look at these filters, how to use them, and build a few custom functions.
We are developing a cool and simple login/registration system in a few easy to follow steps. You can download the complete source code and modify it to fit your own needs.
This tutorial will show you how you can easily yet effectively protect your website and database against SQL injections and to secure user inputs.
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