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1. How To Handle File Uploads With PHP

   Explore Article SitePoint (Jul 10 2009)

   A common challenge faced by PHP programmers is how to accept files uploaded by visitors to your site. In this bonus excerpt from Chapter 12 of the recently published SitePoint book: Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site Using PHP & MySQL (4th Edition), youll learn how to accept file uploads from your web site visitors securely and store them. (Read Full Article)
   

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2. Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site Using Php & MySQL, Part 4: Publishing MySQL Data on the Web

   Explore Article SitePoint (Jul 9 2009)

   In this chapter youll bring together PHP and MySQL, which youll have seen separately in the previous chapters, to create some of your first database driven web pages. Youll explore the basic techniques of using PHP to retrieve information from a database and display it on the Web in real time. Ill also show you how to use PHP to create web-based forms for adding new entries to, and modifying existing information in, a MySQL database on the fly. (Read Full Article)
   

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3. Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site using Php & MySQL, Part 3: Introducing PHP

   Explore Article SitePoint (Jul 8 2009)

   Here's where the fun really starts. In this chapter, we'll introduce you to the PHP scripting language, which can be used to easily build dynamic web pages that present up-to-the-moment information to your visitors. Readers with previous programming experience will probably be able to get away with a quick skim of this chapter, as we explain the essentials of the language from the ground up. This is a must-read chapter for beginners, however, as the rest of this series relies heavily on the basic concepts presented here. (Read Full Article)
   

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4. Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site Using Php & MySQL, Part 2: Introducing MySQL

   Explore Article SitePoint (Jul 7 2009)

   Although we're sure you'll be anxious to get started building dynamic web pages, this chapter begins with an introduction to databases in general, and the MySQL relational database management system in particular. If you've never worked with a relational database before, this should definitely be an enlightening chapter that will whet your appetite for things to come! In the process, we'll build up a simple database to be used in later chapters. (Read Full Article)
   

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5. Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site Using Php & MySQL - Fourth Edition

   Explore Article SitePoint (Jul 2 2009)

   This classic, hands-on guide to learning all the tools, principles and techniques needed to build a fully functional database-driven Website using PHP and MySQL has been revised for its fourth edition. It remains essential reading for the budding developer. (Read Full Article)
   

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6. Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site using Php & MySQL - Part 1: Installation

   Explore Article SitePoint (Jul 2 2009)

   Before you can start building your database-driven Web presence, you must first ensure that you have the right tools for the job. In this first chapter, Kev will tell you where to obtain the two essential components you'll need: the PHP scripting language and the MySQL database management system. He'll also step you through the set-up procedures on Windows, Mac OS X, and Linux, and show you how to test that PHP is operational on your Web server. You'll even get to write your first PHP-driven web page. (Read Full Article)
   

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7. Douglas Crockford: JavaScript Doesnt Suck

   Explore Article SitePoint (Oct 7 2008)

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8. Derek Featherstone: Accessibility is not About Compliance

   Explore Article SitePoint (Oct 3 2008)

   Derek Featherstone has forged a name for himself as an author, speaker, and web accessibility expert. In this interview, he explains what it means to develop an accessible web site "beyond compliance." (Read Full Article)
   

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