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How to make an AJAX file upload
Submitted by DarkMindZ » Creating an AJAX + PHP File upload system.
Easy payments using Paypal IPN
Submitted by Dutch PHP Resource » There are several PHP scripts and classes to process PayPal payments using their native IPN (Internet payment notification) feature. This Tutorial / guide will show you how to process paypal payments using the IPN feature
PHP Guide
Submitted by Colinsmiley » A very large and well written guide to php.
Learn: Basic Syntax, Special Characters and Quotes, Basic Programming, Enter SQL, More Programming, And last but not least Errors, and what they mean.
Everything About Arrays
Submitted by drunkenfury » A very nice tutorial made by the blogger Thomas Marcelis. This tutorial explains a lot about arrays and their syntax.
Monitor Content Changes on Sites Without an RSS or Atom feed
Submitted by TechWhiz.info » In this tutorial I will show you a very simple yet extremely useful way to monitor a site's content for changes, even if the site doesn't have and RSS or Atom feed. This technique comes in handy very often!
Beginners mod_rewrite Tutorial
Submitted by a1phanumeric » This tutorial will teach you how to:
1. Get mod_rewrite up and running
2. Rewrite URLS for cleaner addresses and better SEO
with a PHP example.
Creating a user login and registration system.
Submitted by Combined Minds » In this tutorial we will teach you how to create a basic and simple user login and registration system for your website.
Easy PDG Generation in PHP
Submitted by DeveloperTutorials.com » In this tutorial, I'll show you how to generate PDF files in pure PHP and distribute your content in a single, consistent format.
Practical PHP Performance
Submitted by DeveloperTutorials.com » When it comes to building web applications in PHP, performance isn't typically a major concern. Features, usability and any business concerns are considered a greater priority, as they can be better demonstrated and visualised. Performance graphs don't make the boss's day. So, why should you as a PHP developer, worry about performance? Quite a few reasons, in fact...
Building Desktop Applications in PHP
Submitted by DeveloperTutorials.com » So, you’re a hotshot PHP developer. You’ve written a lot of code powering some pretty cool websites; maybe you’ve even written some public / open source scripts that other developers are using. You’ve been through it all with the web, from basic database hacks to battling with inconsistent browser rendering, and now you want to have a go at something different.
