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Syntax Highlighting

by Chip on May 2, 2009 (683 days ago) | 2 comments
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I have finally installed a syntax highlighter plugin. The theme lacked one, and now it looks more professional. Check out the latest tutorials to see what I’m talking about. PHP/MySQL Counter Tutorial PHP/MySQL Contact Form Tutorial MD5 Encoded Password

MD5 Encoded Password

by Chip on May 1, 2009 (684 days ago) | No comments
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I’ve recently messed up a script installation and the admin user and password did not import successfully into the database. I have inserted the admin user manually, but I had no idea what the password looked like using md5 encoding. So I wrote a simple script creating an encoded password, and I imported the resulting value into the database. Pretty...

Simple PHP/MySQL Contact Form Tutorial

by Chip on April 27, 2009 (688 days ago) | 7 comments
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The last tutorial was about a PHP/MySQL counter for a client. The same client requested a simple contact form, with no AJAX, or other options. So, I used the PHP mail() function, wrapped in a simple XHTML form. First, we create the XHTML form (contact.php): <h1>Simple Contact Form</h1> <form name="form1" method="post" action="/tag/source/send_contact.html"> <p><input name="subject" type="text" id="subject" size="50" /> <label for="subject">Subject</label></p>...

PHP/MySQL Counter Tutorial

by Chip on April 26, 2009 (689 days ago) | 2 comments
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One of my clients required a simple text counter to show pageloads. Not very realistic, but the web site was not in danger of refreshing just to increase pageloads. So here it is. It uses PHP and MySQL. First of all, create a new table in your database (suppose the web site already has a database): CREATE TABLE `counter` (...

How To Deal With Duplicate Content

by Chip on November 11, 2007 (1221 days ago) | 5 comments
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How do you find your information? How do you write your articles? You visit your favourite blogs, forums and newsgroups, find an idea, maybe copy some text from here and there, and here is your fresh article. But how many times have you copied more than one paragraph? I’m sure that all of you did this once or twice. Have...