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Beginning PHP-GTK: Creating a Simple Interface

This tutorial will guide you through creating a simple PHP-GTK Graphical User Interface (GUI).

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Supporting an Editorial Team in Drupal 6

Drupal provides an environment where a single person can do the job of creating, editing, approving, and publishing. This works well with a small site and a low volume of content. However, where large sites and larger quantities of content prevail, there is often a team involved.

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Comprehensive Manual for Moodle Administrator

This extract will help you learn how to manage roles and grant permissions to users in different contexts. We will cover the assignment of roles, the modification of existing roles and the creation of new roles before we deal with any role-related settings. You would learn what roles are and how they are applied in different contexts. We then covered the modification of existing roles before creating our own custom roles, such as Parent, Inspector, or Librarian.

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Web CMSs

Web Content Management Systems allow users to manage their web content easily. They are generic in nature and perform a variety of operations. This chapter covers a variety of top Web CMSs. It will teach users how to perform customizations and content management operations, discover interesting features in CMSs and examine which CMS could be right for them.

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Creating the Student Blog using Drupal

The tutorial includes details on using roles effectively to structure your site. Additionally in this tutorial, more advanced techniques with views are covered, as we begin to use views to track student and teacher blog posts.

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Access Control System

This tutorial gives the outline of a highly flexible role-based access control system. Furthermore, it helps in establishing principles using standard notions of RBAC. The tutorial teaches you the code for administering RBAC and also explains how questions about access can be answered.

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Changing to Wordpress

How to change into Wordpress successfully. We recently changed form our own script into wordpress and this is our experience and tips to fellow web masters

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The Accordion Widget

The accordion widget is a robust and highly configurable widget that is made up of a series of containers and allows users to save space on their web pages by only displaying a certain section of related content at any point in time. This is another component dedicated to the effective display of content. It is like a tabbed interface but positioned vertically instead of horizontally.

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Learn to work with lightning-fast web server Lighttpd

Lighttpd is a secure, flexible, and most importantly, light web server designed and optimized for high performance environments. It is open-source and licensed under the revised BSD license. Its event-driven architecture optimized for a large number of parallel connections, its advanced features (FastCGI, CGI, Auth, Output Compression, URL Rewriting, and many more), and its small memory footprint compared to other web servers, make Lighttpd the perfect server software for every web server that suffers load problems or for serving static media separately from dynamic content. Lighttpd supports the FastCGI, SCGI, and CGI interfaces to external programs, permitting web applications written in any programming language to be used with this server. Excellent performance for PHP, a particularly popular language, has received special attention. Additionally, Lighttpd has become popular within the Ruby on Rails community. This tutorial teaches you more about migrating from Apache to Lighttpd.

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Embeding a Third-Party Video in your Drupal website

This tutorial shows you how to embed and display third-party video within your content, using Embedded Media Field to automatically parse and display video from an editor's pasted URL from YouTube, Blip.TV, or other providers.

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Creating Categories and Attributes with Magento

The combination of products, presentation, and service makes our store unique. Before adding products, we need to make some decisions about how we will organize our site. A few minutes of planning now can save us hours of work later. This Chapter focuses on creating categories and attributes, a necessary step before you can build your catalog of products.

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Advertisement Rotator

An easy way to make an advertisement rotator

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Page Titles Load From Flat File

Learn how to make your Page Titles () and Meta Descriptions load from a flat file, According to what page it is.

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Easy Contact Form

Learn how to create a contact form

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MySQL Powered Web Template Management System

Learn how to create a neat system for originally managing website templates, but can be easily adapted to have many other uses.

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Using Codeigniter for PHP application development

This article explains how effective PHP Framework web applications are developed using CodeIgniter, along with its important features and advantages, with an example

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Using The PHP Include Command

The include command is used to insert the content of an external HTML page into an existing PHP page.

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Classes and Object-Oriented Programming in PHP

In this tutorial introduce you to the concept of Classes and Objects in PHP. To put it simply, an Object in the context of programming languages is a data structure which can contain any number of variables and functions all held together under a Class name. This Class can then be created in the normal scope of the code and stored inside a new variable, and multiple copies of this same class can be created. This allows for an even greater level of code encapsulation, allowing more complexity to be accessed from simple commands.

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Working with dates and times in PHP

When developing more complex PHP sites, especially forums, discussion boards and blogs where date and time functions are important, you’ll regularly encounter situations where you need to display and manipulate values based around the current date and time. PHP includes a range of functions which can help you to easily format and adjust your date and time displays to suit your needs. In this tutorial, we’ll look at some easy ways to display calendar information for your visitors.

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