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Paging Using PHP
Form Validation Using PHP
Creating A Guestbook Using PHP and MySQL
User Authentication with Image Verification
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Paging Using PHP and MySQL (Part II)
Finding PHP and MySQL Hosting
Uploading Files To the Server Using PHP
User Authentication in PHP
PHP and MySQL Resources on the Net
Creating A Guestbook Using PHP and MySQL ( Part 2 )
Admin Page For Content Management System (CMS)
Image Gallery Administration Page
Image Gallery : Image List & Detail
Image Gallery : Album List
Reading a Remote File Using PHP
Read HTML files using PHP
Remove a File Using PHP
Remove a File Extention Using PHP
Finding Sub-Strings using PHP
Executing a Shell Command Using PHP
List a Directory's Contents Using PHP
Reading a File Using PHP
PHP Number Formats
Determine a File Extension Using PHP
Append a String to a File Using PHP
Time Zones and the date() Command
PHP 12-24 hour Time Converter Part 1
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