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Switching Up Your Code with Switch Statments
Submitted by Nystic » Switch statements are the more organized cousin of If statements, as it allows you to check for data in an easier to read format.
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PHP - Get that Form Date with GET
Submitted by Nystic » In this video tutorial we will go over POST's cousin GET. They both can be used to submit form data, but GET has all its data in the URL. This allows you to make dynamic pages with PHP.
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Making a Log-In Form with POST
Submitted by Nystic » In this video tutorial we will go over submitting data with POST, and using this data to make a simple Log-In form.
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Using PHP If Statements to Choose Between Data
Submitted by Nystic » A quick and dirty guide to PHP logic and if statements.
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Install Google AJAX Search API BBCODE For phpBB 3
Submitted by Nystic » I made a bbcode MOD for my forum that you can use to display Google search results in your posts. This is a tutorial on how to modify your forum to do the same. It requires phpBB 3.0 Beta 2 and above.
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Merging Two Photos
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Submitted by Nystic » A cat and a garbage bag! Let your imagination run wild.
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Installing Abyss and Configuring it for PHP
Submitted by Nystic » This tutorial will show you how to install Abyss and configure it for PHP, as well as other tools.
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PHP Classes
Submitted by Nystic » With the introduction of PHP4, PHP introduced classes, a type of programming subdivision typically only seen in desktop languages. PHP5 expanded upon this implementation, creating what many consider to be a nearly full object orientation implementation. This tutorial will focus on only the basic realm of classes, which is compatible with both PHP4 and PHP5, unless otherwise noted. Note that you need a decent understanding of PHP to read this :D (including the understanding of how functions work)
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Minimal Sanitation Techniques
Submitted by Nystic » Whenever you input data into the database, it must be sanitized. This is simply not an option. Not doing so leaves room for various exploits and attacks.
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CSS: Overflow
Submitted by Nystic » This tutorial goes over the css overflow tutorial.
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