Using POST Variables Outside the Loop
I was working on this mini contact form the other day where a user basically enters in a bunch of info, the form submits to itself via PHP_SELF, and sends Read More …
I was working on this mini contact form the other day where a user basically enters in a bunch of info, the form submits to itself via PHP_SELF, and sends Read More …
I recently wrote a PHP script that uses SoapClient to connect to a SOAP server to verify username/password credentials for a monitoring system. The script basically returns the result as Read More …
Those of us fluent in digital photography have come across the term “Exif data” numerous times when it comes to software we use to digitally manipulate photographs. Exif (Exchangeable image Read More …
It’s useful for ISP’s and email service providers to run occasional RBL checks against their IPs to know when they are being blacklisted by populate CBL services. I’ve written a Read More …
PHP has a couple DNS functions you can use to perform record lookups. Most of us are familiar with the two basic ones – gethostbyname() and gethostbyaddr(), both of which Read More …
This is part third and final part in my PHP command line tutorial series. If you didn’t see parts 1 and 2: Command Line PHP: Part 1 Command Line PHP: Read More …
This post is continuing on my three-part series on command line PHP programming. Missed part one? It’s right behind you. This part will go over command execution and processes.
PHP isn’t just for websites anymore. In fact, almost every script I’ve written to perform server-side functions is either written in bash or PHP, rather than Perl or Python as Read More …
.!. I don’t know about you other cPanel system admins out there, but I find WHM to be very useful for the more advanced and time-consuming tasks, such as installing Read More …
I have this recurring nightmare of PHP apps that don’t trim whitespace when entering info. As a habitual copy and paster, it would be nice if some programmers could tend Read More …