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Traverse Directories the Easy Way with Glob
There is a powerful yet somewhat unheard of function in PHP titled glob(). Many beginners and intermediates alike struggle with the traversing of directories. Acquiring the directories contents and returning them in a readable format. If only they
Category: IO Streams  Posted on 11-28-2007 by Wildhoney
Understanding the Life of a Session
One of the most vast misconceptions in the PHP world is how sessions really do work. I'm fairly confident most of us know how to start sessions, terminate sessions, regenerate session IDs and easily pass data from 1 page to another. But do you really know
Category: Data Store  Posted on 11-28-2007 by Wildhoney
Using Exceptions to Provide Better Feedback
Within this article, we'll be taking a closer inspection of exceptions, as requested by the lovely Haris. This will be a basic exceptions article and so I won't be going over how to extend onto the exceptions class to model your own - otherwise we'll get
Category: Error Handling  Posted on 11-28-2007 by Wildhoney
Introducing the PHP Command Line Interface
This is a short article designed to introduce you to the PHP Command Line Interface (CLI) and some of the core differences you need to be aware of when developing for the command line compared to a website
Category: Command Line Interface (CLI)  Posted on 01-10-2008 by Alan @ CIT
Checking Input with Zend_Validate
This article shows you how to take advantage of the Zend_Validate class from the Zend Framework to ensure that all input to your PHP applications is what you are expecting.
Category: Tips & Tricks  Posted on 01-12-2008 by Alan @ CIT
The Framework Basics of Creating Multilingual PHP Applications
This article will inform you on how many people go about creating multilingual websites, as from the title, the article will outline the lingual framework which then allows you to then introduce other languages with ease.
Category: Tips & Tricks  Posted on 01-16-2008 by Wildhoney
Sending Emails with the Zend Framework
Many PHP applications require the ability to send emails nowadays from simple plain-text emails confirming a registration to advanced HTML newsletters. PHP allows us to send emails using the mail() function but this can quickly get complex when you beg
Category: IO Streams  Posted on 02-28-2008 by Alan @ CIT
Database Abstraction with Zend_Db - Part 1
The Zend Framework provides a powerful database abstraction layer in the form of the Zend_Db component. This tutorial will be looking at the Zend_Db component in closer detail.
Category: Data Store  Posted on 02-29-2008 by Alan @ CIT
Captcha and the Alternatives
A short guide to the various Captcha systems and viable alternatives that you can use for securing your web application forms
Category: Security & Permissions  Posted on 12-31-2007 by Alan @ CIT
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Part 1 of a 2 part article about the dangers our PHP applications have out there on the web and how to make sure your's is secure.
Category: Security & Permissions  Posted on 03-19-2008 by quantumkangaroo
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