Polymorphism, Design Patterns, and PHP Programming
Last week we continued our discussion of the object-oriented features of PHP 5 by taking a first look at design patterns. This week we will continue looking at design patterns and examine polymorphism. This article the third of four parts is excerpted from chapter two of the book em Advanced PHP Programming em written by George Schlossnagle Sams ISBN 672325616 …. Rackspace-Managed Servers, Fanatical Support Full-Scale Microsoft & Linux Solutions & 0% Network Downtime! Click here now!

October 8, 2006 @ 9:19 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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Using XForms with Ajax, Java, Perl, and PHP
These easy to understand XForms tips show you how to get the most out of your XForms. In this XForms and Perl tip, you’ll learn how to submit an XForms form using POST to a Perl script, and capture the data for later use. This tip shows you how to access the submitted XForms data using a Java servlet. This tip looks at both the XForms and Ajax versions and how to combine the two techniques and in this XForms and PHP tip, you will see how to create a PHP script that can receive and work with XML data submitted by an XForms form.

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Accessing SQL Server 2005 Databases with PHP
Improve your Web development by configuring the PHP extension with SQL Server 2005 Express Edition databases.

October 8, 2006 @ 9:18 AM · Filed under Uncategorized
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