Tutorials by Biorust

In this rather advanced and sequential tutorial, we will teach you how to create an expandable Form Validation Class, that once complete, you will able to use in any of your PHP scripts. The beauty of this Class is that it is expandable with ease.o validate and how to validate them.

In this tutorial we are going to expose basic mySQL queries, and how they can be used to print all data from a mySQL table into an HTML table. This might be useful if you want to display all the data for review reasons. So, let's get started! We will first display the entire code, then break it down.

This tutorial will help you get started in working with mySQL and PHP. It will assume that you have no prior experience in using mySQL with PHP before. After reading this tutorial, you should get an idea on what a database is, how to use it, and how to access it.

mod_rewrite is a popular Apache Module which gives a server administrator the ability to mask a web site's links. Though mod_rewrite has several abilities and can be used in several ways, the only way focused on by this tutorial is to create Search Engine Friendly links.

In this tutorial I will detail everything you need to know about making your very own shoutbox, right down from the HTML form, to the smilie emoticon configuration and anti-spam measures.

In this multi-page article I?m going to show you how to set up the server side scripting for a complete membership system, including everything from registration, to changing your password, validation emails, etc.

When developing a website with PHP it is often beneficial to report server times and/or dates. On its own this ability is quite useful, but in combination with further scripting, it allows you to account for time zones, datelines, etc, thus improving the overall user experience.

One of PHPs most useful features is its string processing abilities. Feed PHP any string, and it can process it in any number of different ways with a multitude of different in-built functions. Finding letter occurrences, replacing certain words, limiting the number of characters,

This entire tutorial hinges on our use of the LIMIT function in mySQL. LIMIT is an optional instruction that can be added onto the mysql_query() function to limit the number of results processed.

Arrays are a collections of data, grouped into one variable, along a variety of streams. For example, I might have 6 names in one array, and to access the names I'll use \$names[0], \$names[1], etc.