Browsing the Tuts: PHP category

Wanted to make your own hit counter and have it displayed to your visitors? This copy and paste tutorial tells you exactly how to create such a file and output a user friendly generated number.

This has to be one of the easiest PHP scripts that you could get your hands on. Primarily designed for web hosts, you could use this for your main web site as well.

There's only one page and it can fit in to any of your current pages without wrecking your entire layout.

Okay okay, this is in relation to the PHP: Header problems? -- Try the quick fix tutorial.

If you run a free web hosting service, or just need a header and footer on those 2,345 static HTML pages, this tutorial is for you!

Read more to see how it's done.

So you've got a web site and unfortunately for you, your coding outputs text before you call the header() function PHP provides thus leaving you with a broken web site.

Well this simple quick fix will sort those right out. This is also good for webmasters who use the auto_prepend_file or similar in their htaccess to display header files before content is displayed.

Read more to find out how it's done!

We all want to track incoming and outgoing hits that other web sites give us, so we all use some kind of link like http://mydomain.com/aff.php?out=12 and that really does nothing to improve your search engine ranking if a web sites links to you like that.

So as modern scripting languages improve, so does imaginations. With the help of normal PHP scripting, and AJAX code, we can make an affiliation script that's user friendly and search engine friendly.

Read more to view the tutorial. Please note, this tutorial is not for newbies.

This is one of the most easiest ways to create a password protected area in PHP. This simple script can protect any of your content should you need it protected.

This is the most stylish way to perform a password protected page.

Read more for the tutorial.