In this tutorial we are going to create an AJAX-driven shopping cart.
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An AJAX Based Shopping Cart with PHP, CSS & jQuery – Tutorialzine
Published on September 20th, 2009 under 
Category: Ajax, Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL 
Tags: Ajax, Database, draganddrop, MySQL, SQL, the-products, tutorial
Category: Ajax, Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: Ajax, Database, draganddrop, MySQL, SQL, the-products, tutorial From MySQL to jQuery, via PHP, XML & Ajax
Published on September 17th, 2009 under Category: Ajax, Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL, jQuery Tags: and-into, article-around, early, jQuery, the-early, tutorial
Category: Ajax, Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL, jQuery Tags: and-into, article-around, early, jQuery, the-early, tutorial Back in the early part of this year I posted an article around how to get MySQL data out of the database and into a web page via jQuery and Ajax. The tutorial
Read more »Welcome to Open Upload Project web site
Published on September 16th, 2009 under Category: Database, Design, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: control-file, Database, Design, hosting, MySQL, template-driven
Category: Database, Design, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: control-file, Database, Design, hosting, MySQL, template-driven Open Upload has been designed to be extendable These are the main features: Access control by groups Template Driven Internationalization Vast Database Support (MySQL, Postgress, Flat file) Multiple user authentication backends (database, LDAP, AD) Plugins to control file upload/download limits / functionality (password protection, captcha, email, banned IP,…)
Read more »Simple PHP PDO Wrapper : light, static, easy
Published on August 28th, 2009 under Category: Database, PHP Tags: nette-framework, pdo, PHP, the-common
Category: Database, PHP Tags: nette-framework, pdo, PHP, the-common A simple, light, easy to use PHP PDO wrapper. Functions works statically and serves most of the common database operations.
Read more »Storing PHP Sessions in a Database
Published on August 24th, 2009 under Category: Database, PHP Tags: article, might-want, MySQL, PHP, your-web
Category: Database, PHP Tags: article, might-want, MySQL, PHP, your-web There are many reasons to utilize sessions when creating a web-based application using PHP. Session information, by default, is stored in a file on your web server. But what if that becomes a problem
Read more »DataMapper OverZealous Edition
Published on August 18th, 2009 under Category: Database, Design, PHP Tags: codeigniter, Database, mapper, PHP
Category: Database, Design, PHP Tags: codeigniter, Database, mapper, PHP “DataMapper is an Object Relational Mapper written in PHP for CodeIgniter. It is designed to map your Database tables into easy to work with objects, fully aware of the relationships between each other.”
Read more »LAMP (software bundle) – Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Published on August 14th, 2009 under Category: Database, Design, Linux, MySQL, PHP, Python, SQL Tags: Design, Linux, oss, PHP, server, the-combination
Category: Database, Design, Linux, MySQL, PHP, Python, SQL Tags: Design, Linux, oss, PHP, server, the-combination The acronym LAMP refers to a solution stack of software, usually free and open source software, used to run dynamic Web sites or servers. The original expansion is as follows: * Linux, referring to the operating system; * Apache, the Web server; * MySQL, the database management system (or database server); * one of several scripting languages: Perl, PHP or Python.[1] The combination of these technologies is used primarily to define a web server infrastructure, define a programming paradigm of developing software, and establish a software distribution package. Though the originators of these open source programs did not design them all to work specifically with each other, the combination has become popular because of its low acquisition cost and because of the ubiquity of its components (which come bundled with most current Linux distributions)
Read more »Linking Facebook Connect – Stack Overflow
Published on August 12th, 2009 under Category: Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: flash, PHP, stackoverflow, the-facebook
Category: Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: flash, PHP, stackoverflow, the-facebook “how do I make it so I can store the facebook user ID into my MySQL database as part of the current users information?”
Read more »PHP and RSS: Getting it together
Published on July 27th, 2009 under Category: Database, HTML, PHP Tags: and-how, feed-and, feed-from, PHP
Category: Database, HTML, PHP Tags: and-how, feed-and, feed-from, PHP RSS Syndication is virtually ubiquitous these days, so it's imperative that a PHP developer at least understand RSS and how it works.
Read more »Email Marketing Software – PHP web based Mass Email Sending Program – EMS – SEM – Mass Email – TechMynd Projects
Published on July 20th, 2009 under Category: Database, PHP Tags: Database, people, system-which, tweecious
Category: Database, PHP Tags: Database, people, system-which, tweecious email marketing system. When it comes to manage Subscribers and clients via an 'Email Marketing System', what do you need? A web based system which has a login area, form to add new clients/customers/users, Way to view the list of emails (in different ways), email form which will collect all emails from database and send email to all of them, Way to delete unwanted emails, a form to unsubscribe so that the people who do not want emails from you any more can unsubscribe anytime.
Read more »Rotate Product Listings With PHP and jQuery
Published on June 29th, 2009 under Category: Ajax, Database, MySQL, SQL Tags: Ajax, Database, dynamic-widget, MySQL, site
Category: Ajax, Database, MySQL, SQL Tags: Ajax, Database, dynamic-widget, MySQL, site Today, I’ll teach you a simple way of rotating content on your site. We’ll be retrieving data from a MySQL database and using a dynamic widget that auto refreshes using AJAX.
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Published on June 7th, 2009 under Category: Database, PHP Tags: background, development, howto, programming, rest, script, the-background, threaded
Category: Database, PHP Tags: background, development, howto, programming, rest, script, the-background, threaded If you have a PHP script that takes a while to execute (for example, long database operations or file format conversions), you might want to run it in the background so that the rest of your page still loads fast. In this post I'll describe two ways to do this.
Read more »Auto-populate multiple select boxes
Published on June 2nd, 2009 under Category: Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: each-other, forms, PHP, server, tutorial
Category: Database, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: each-other, forms, PHP, server, tutorial Simple example of three select boxes populating each other driven by a MySQL database.
Read more »PHP Security Consortium: Password Hashing
Published on May 31st, 2009 under Category: Database, Design, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: database-after, hash, hashing-with, PHP, security, SQL, zippymap
Category: Database, Design, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: database-after, hash, hashing-with, PHP, security, SQL, zippymap example how to store passwords in MySQL database after hashing with PHP.
Read more »Google Code FAQ – Using PHP/MySQL with Google Maps
Published on May 29th, 2009 under Category: Database, Design, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: api, MySQL, PHP, SQL
Category: Database, Design, MySQL, PHP, SQL Tags: api, MySQL, PHP, SQL Pamela Fox, Google Geo Team With contributions from Lary Stucker, Maps API Developer April 2007 This tutorial is intended for developers who are familiar with PHP/MySQL, and want to learn how to use Google Maps with a MySQL database. After completing this tutorial, you will have a Google Map based off a database of places. The map will differentiate between two types of places—restaurants and bars—by giving their markers distinguishing icons
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