You don't have to know PHP programming to do this tutorial.

We will discuss the common filesystem functions available to you. First of all, in order to do anything with a file, we must first open it. To do so we will use the following line:

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.

Note 1: You don't have to know PHP programming to do this tutorial. Note 2: I assume that your server supports files with .php extension. If not, you won't be able to do this tutorial. For more info on how to install PHP on your PC go to Php.net...

Go to the next level in PHP

You may have seen on some sites they have login forms with a checkbox underneath saying 'Remember Me' and when ticked it does something magic ... when you go back to the page it does remember you ... but how? Easy!

What are joins and how do you make them?

Ever wonder how to make navigation where you stay on the index page, but the content changes? I'm sure you have seen the URL of pages like this, they often look similar to this: index.php?content=Home.

Do you have a big list of links in your database that you want to display but only want to show ones that are still in existance? Well theres a very easy method for doing so. All you need is the fsockopen() function. Here is an example:

Editor's Pick in Photoshop Tutorials, October 2006
This is an interesting and helpful tutorial for designing an Advanced Shoutbox. The author explains in this two part article that your blog or website can have a place for visitor comments. The author starts by showing you how to....