In this second tutorial of the series, I’m going to teach you how to improve the initial structure of the MIME mailer class developed in the first article by giving it the ability to work directly with attachments. Sounds fairly interesting, right? Then don’t waste any more time in preliminaries and begin reading this article now! Discuss (1)
Ajax is often mistaken for a programming language, when in reality it is more of a standard or technique used to create better, more interactive web applications. It is used to create more responsive web pages by loading certain areas of a page, instead of an entire page. In this tutorial, and the ones that follow, we will learn to work with it to build dynamic web sites.
In this article we are going to look at the last three scripts for this application. They deal with viewing the names of staff members who work on a project and adding staff to a project. They will also enable you to remove staff from a project. This article is the conclusion to a seven-part series.
One of the most common tasks that a PHP programmer has to tackle is the development of applications that send MIME email in one form or another. In simple terms, MIME email consists of an extension of traditional email technology and comes in handy for sending email messages in fancy HTML and handling file attachments in a wide variety of formats. This article is the first part of a five-part series. Discuss (3)
Installing, configuring, and administering an e-mail and groupware server can be quite a tough job. Scalix is a remarkable open source server of this kind; it is based on HP OpenMail. Scalix can be used by beginners, but in terms of administration, it requires solid know-how. This book targets Linux administrators that intend to work with Scalix e-mail servers. Discuss (1)
In this article we will be discussing how to handle the files that a project needs. We will also be looking at how to upload files using standard PHP functions. This article is the sixth part of a seven-part tutorial that explains how to build a project management application. Be sure to check out the other articles in the series.
Often, text alone can communicate a message, but sometimes graphics are needed. Even when they aren't, text alone can be a bit dull to read. In this article, we'll take a look at incorporating graphics into a PDF document with iTextSharp. Discuss (1)
Welcome to the fifth part of a seven part series on building a project management application. In the last article we looked at the view_tasks.php script. Specifically, we looked at the PHP portion of the script in detail. In this article we will finish discussing that script by examining the HTML portion. We will then move on to discuss the edit_task.php script, which is responsible for handling any changes that the user makes to a task.
Welcome to the final chapter of the series, “Protecting the data of PHP 5 classes with member visibility.” Complemented by copious illustrative examples, this article series guides you through learning the key concepts regarding the use of public, protected, and private data members within PHP 5 classes. This way you can start defining the visibility of the properties and methods of your own classes in a very short time. Discuss (1)
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