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» Introduction Stored procedures are intensively used in MS SQL Server based development today. If we choose Apache + PHP as a web solution, we can execute Microsoft SQL Server stored procedures from PHP by calling these 3 functions: mssql_bind(), mssql_execute(), and mssql_init(). It s true that we can use...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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Tim Perdue Figuring out where your hits are coming from and which pages are being viewed is not too difficult if you use a good log analyzer like Analog or something similar. But if you want to pull up reports on the fly at any time, you need to take a different route. For about six months, I was importing my Apache logs into an SQL database and then running ad-hoc queries against that. Unfortunately, that requires me to go out and manually grab those log files, tweak the format a bit,...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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Introduction This article is split up into two parts Life before PHP 5.0 and the future with PHP 5.0. This will hopefully exemplify how PHP has developed into the powerhouse that it is today. Most people enjoy programming with PHP because it is efficient and open-source. We all know that Apache is the...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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PHP and Python Hit Prime Time It\'s strange to say that PHP (Hypertext Preprocessor) has only recently reached the point where it\'s ready for prime time, since PHP is already the most popular Apache module, running on almost 10 million domains (over a million IP addresses). Nevertheless
Updated: 05/28/2005
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I\'m running a public web-based forum that is read frequently (about 10,000 hits per day), but gets relatively few postings (in the range of 20 to 60 per day). The board software is Phorum , a nice open-source PHP application. Although the site has other popular pages to offer, Phorum\'s read.php file is the clear number one in my Apache hit and download volume statistics. Most of these hits are apparently caused by users pressing \"reload\" to check for updates every now...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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The Caching Imperative The Script Caching Solution The Caching Script Implementation: Avoiding Common Pitfalls Summary The Script About the Author Intended Audience This article is intended for the PHP programmer interested in creating a static HTML cache of dynamic PHP scripts. The article has been written specifically for an Apache server running PHP scripts, but the ideas described here are applicable to almost any Web...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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Tim Perdue Figuring out where your hits are coming from and which pages are being viewed is not too difficult if you use a good log analyzer like Analog or something similar. But if you want to pull up reports on the fly at any time, you need to take a different route. For about six months, I was importing my Apache logs into an SQL database and then running ad-hoc queries against that. Unfortunately, that requires me to go out and manually grab those log files, tweak the format a bit,...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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Introduction If you are a great fan of PHP, you might have installed PHP on an Apache server in a Linux environment. But most of the people will develop and test their code on a Windows machine till they move their work on a production machine. In this article I am going to step you through installing...
Updated: 05/28/2005
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Can\'t find the information you\'re after? Try searching our forums instead! By: Jayesh Jain Published: 24th Feb 2003 Type: Tutorial Rating: How would you rate this article: Bad Good Go » Introduction Your production machine might have installed PHP on an Apache server in a Linux environment, but most of the people (like me) will develop and test their code on a Windows machine before they move their work on a production machine. Working on this assumption,
Updated: 05/28/2005
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PHP is a server-side scripting language and interpreter that is available on a wide range of platforms, including some versions of Apache, and Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS). The original program was called Personal Home Page Tools, which is where the initials PHP come from. There are also a few other definitions of the name, mostly thought up in retrospect. Some say that PHP is a recursive three letter acronym meaning, PHP Hypertext Pre-processor. Another generally accepted definition is Pre Hypertext Processor. The PHP script is embedded in the Web page, and interpreted on the server before being sent to the client who requested the page.
Updated: 05/18/2005
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