Many of us have to make older applications and components work with newer technologies. I found myself in this predicament last year when I was required to make a new ASP.NET (3.5) web application work with a ten year old VB6.0 COM Plus Component.
Author: unuzero
Building a PHP Ad Tracker: Creating the Database Tables
Banner ads for services related to the web site owner’s industry allow customers to view products that tie into the site owner’s core business. In exchange, the web site owner can charge the banner ad owner for every impression (banner ad appearance) or click-through (when a user clicks the banner ad).
Designing a Clean Website Part 4: The Secondary Page
This week we’re going to finish up our series on how to develop a clean website by laying out a secondary page.We’re going to include a secondary navigation bar along the top of our design, as well as include all of our text for the section on one page. This will eliminate the unnecessary loading of other pages when all that’s changing is the text. It will allow the visitor to browse your site quicker and be less work for you to develop.
MySQL – Deletion History Part 1
MySQL stored procedure’s come in really handy at times. I like to let the database do the work for me sometimes.For example, in an e-commerce system you may need to calculate a tax. For our example today though, we will use the tables we made in my previous article on the XREF table. We are going to focus this tutorial on getting the appropriate tables in place to preform our history logging.
PHP Arrays: Defining, Looping and Sorting Simple Arrays
Unlike scalar variables, which assign only a single value to a variable, an array variable can hold multiple values.Arrays are useful for holding values from database queries or web form entries, where each field (also called a “key”) holds a specific value.