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August 3, 2008

Php Get Method

Filed under: Advanced PHP Tutorials — phpdeveloper @ 8:25 pm

We will take a more in depth look into “GET” function. When the form action uses the “GET” method the browser appends the the values the user placed in the form in the URL. I am sure all of you have seen a browser with a long url comprising on “=” and “?” in a serious of combinations , and if you every took a details looked you would probably seen some of the information that you typed in amongst the confusing looking url.
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July 13, 2008

Strings in Php

Filed under: Intro PHP Tutorials — phpdeveloper @ 1:05 pm

Strings in PHP

After integer.. maybe just after integer, strings are possibly the most important variable types in programming. Storing a bunch (series) of character as one variable. PHP give you alot of functions to manipulate and handle strings. (more…)

Php Variables Test Functions

Filed under: Advanced PHP Tutorials — phpdeveloper @ 9:54 am

Php provides isset, unset and empty that can help you when you use variables in php programming and coding. These variables will give you the status of a variable, if it is in use, created, or when you want to get rid of the variable.
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Variable Type Casting In Php

Filed under: Advanced PHP Tutorials — phpdeveloper @ 9:34 am

As we showed you before, variables in PHP do not have to be defined as in some other programming languages. How are they are some instances where you want to force a variable into a particular type as oppose to having PHP assigned the data type for you. This is called variable casting. The following in an example of casting in PHP,
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Constants In PHP

Filed under: Advanced PHP Tutorials — phpdeveloper @ 9:09 am

In some cases, you will need to define global variables or constants who values will not change during the execution of the php code. Php provides you will the ability to define constants using the Define Keyword. The CONSTANTS are defined a differently to normal variables. They start with the DEFINE keyword and do not contain a “$”.
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