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Editor's Pick in Web Programming, June 2006
This is a really great script to use for anyone who is wanting to gain more statistics regarding the number of people who visit your site and so forth. Take a look.
Editor's Pick in Web Programming, August 2006
This is an awesome tutorial that will show you step by step how to create a way to take a poll on your site. People for the most part enjoy participating in polls so this could also help you bring extra traffic to your site.
Editor's Pick in PHP Tutorials, June 2007
This Web Programming tutorial will show you how to write a PHP Thumbnail Generation Script. The author provides this article with code and a complete explanation on what it will do as a followup article to an earlier tutorial.
E-mail newsletters are a very popular method of maintaining an open channel of communication with your site visitors. They have the great benefit of keeping a site's current user base up-to-date on the latest news and offerings from the organization.
Editor's Pick in Web Programming, August 2005
This very helpful tutorial makes it much easier to make changes throughout your entire website. It is easy to follow and has plenty of code.
Editor's Pick in Web Programming, June 2005
Did you know that constantly generating and posting fresh website content is a good way to get return visits from your customers? Here's how it's done using PHP.
Editor's Pick in HTML Tutorials, November 2005
Discover the advantages of adding a database driven drop down list. Such menus are a easy way to cram a lot of links into a small, easy to maintain space.
Editor's Pick in Web Programming, March 2007
This article will help you to add an email validator to your website. The author has not only shown you how to do this, he has added all the code to put into your PHP. It's really a simple exercise.
Editor's Pick in Web Programming, April 2005
When you register on at a website, the site normally checks if the e-mail address that you enter is in a valid format. This is done by using what called a Regular Expression. What we need to do is check if a string (eg $email) match...















