PHP Tutorials

When a form is submitted to a PHP script, the information from that form is automatically made availableto the script. As of the PHP 5.4, there are only two ways to access data from HTML forms: GET and POST. In this post, I will be discussing GET vs POST, comparing and stating when to use them.

In today tutorial, I will be showing how to create a photo album in PHP/MySQL. Before we get started, below is what our final output will look like. Photo Album In PHP/MySQL So let’s get started.

I often need to get the post thumbnail URL in my projects, but the problem is wordpress doesn't have a function that can grab then featured image URL. In this post, I will show you how you can get the featured image URL using a tiny code snippet.

The default WordPress category widget doesn't have an option to exclude certain categories from the listing, but you can easily do this by using a handy function.

Here is a tiny piece of php code which enables you to create a zip/archive file by using php's built-in ZipArchive extension.

This is a small amount of code enables the support taxonomy support for files uploaded in media library.

If you find the WordPress welcome panel a annoying or a distraction to your clients put the following line of code in your theme's functions.php file to hide or remove it from WordPress dashboard.

This is a handy WordPress code snippet which allows you to hide or remove the default dashboard widget from WordPress dashboard.

This is a handy PHP function which allows you to extract the contents of a zip file inside a specified folder. It accepts two parameters path of zip file and destination where the zip will be extracted

A handy PHP alphanumeric script which generates random password of a certain length. It uses all letters, both lowercase and uppercase and numbers. It might be for to generate verification code, user registration process or for a password recovery.