Archive for the “PHP” category
Export MySQL database to an MS Excel format
by Nazly on July 5, 2005
Here is an updated version of the script I had at PHP-Help.net which exports a specified MySQL table. After couple of requests I got, I made some changes to the script to download all the tables of a specific database. (…)
Storing Images in MySQL
by Nazly on June 30, 2005
I just wrote a quick example that explains how to store images in MySQL database using the BLOB fieldtype which can used to store Binary Data. But I have been used to store the images in the filesystem and have (…)
Happy Birthday – PHP!!!
by Nazly on June 8, 2005
It has been 10 years since the first version of PHP was released by Rasmus Lerdorf. It has become the most popular Server Side Scripting Language since then. Long live PHP!!!
Hands on GD Library
by Nazly on June 7, 2005
GD Library is one of the coolest things on earth that I want to get my hands on, though I didn't get an opportunity to work really hard on it. I did some basic GD stuff to dynamically generate graphs (…)
AJAX framework
by Nazly on March 14, 2005
Today when I rushed into office I just got this news that we have to do some research on the AJAX framework, also known as XMLHTTPRequest or remote scripting which allows webpages to get information from a remote server without (…)
Hidden string functions
by Nazly on December 4, 2004
Its really amazing to realise the fact that there is something new to learn everyday. If I have to validate a string restricting the string can only contain alphanumeric characters I would use regular expressions in the follwing manner.. 1 (…)
Cricket Code from scratch
by Nazly on September 13, 2004
The Virtual Cricket Tournament which was scheduled to be played on 25th March 2004 was posponed due to a bug I had in the code that plays the entire tournament. The code that plays the match was working fine which (…)
Zend Certified PHP Engineer
by Nazly on August 13, 2004
Zend, The PHP Company has come up with a PHP certification that all of us were looking for. There were few certifications around but lot of questions were raised when it comes to whether they hold the industry standard in (…)
