Enable E-mail In PHP – Win

Table of content

• What Will You Need?
• Set Up Sendmail
• Change php.ini
• Conclusion

This will be a quick tutorial that will show you how to enable e-mail function in PHP on Windows.

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Learning Resources

Table of content

• Step 1
  • php.net
  • mysql.com
  • jquery.com
• Step 2
• tutorialized.com
• net.tutsplus.com
• Conclusion

Reader Satish requested a list of tutorials where he could learn about PHP, MySQL and jQuery.

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Implementing Bitwise Permissions

Table of content

• Folder Structure
• Database Structure
  • bw_users
  • bw_actions
  • bw_groups
• Table Data
• db.php
• user.php
• Main Page
• Conclusion

Reader Freddy requested a tutorial about implementing bitwise permissions in real application. This tutorial will cover that. It’s very simple tutorial and I tried to make it as simple as possible.

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PHP DomDocument Tutorial

Table of content

• Load Document
• Loop Through XML
• Retrieve Specific Element
• Conclusion

This will be a quick tutorial that will show you how to use PHP’s DOMDocument to parse your XML so you do not have to use XML parser. In this tutorial you’ll see how to loop through your XML file and how to extract some specific data. For this, we will use XML file that is available on w3school.com.

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Tutorial Request

From today you are able to request a tutorial. You can request anything (ok, not anything but almost anything) what you’d like to learn about PHP, MySQL or JavaScript and I’ll give my best to do tutorial about ti.

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AJAX Multi-Level Comments

Table of content

• Intro
• Folder Structure
• MySQL Table
• Html And Css
  • main.css
  • index.php
• AJAX And Javascript
• Event Listeners For `Reply` Link
• Event Listener For Comment Submitting
• Generating Comments
• Saving Comments And AJAX
• Conclusion

In this tutorial we will create multi level comments. You must have seen comments on youtube and that they have levels depending on who replied to who. That’s exactly what we will build.

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PHP Walker Class

Table of content

• Define Class And Variables
• Methods
  • __construct
  • loadResults
  • trace
  • _traceOrgin
  • _place
  • returnTraced
  • setIdField
  • setParentField
• Conclusion

In this tutorial we will create walker class. This class will load results by executing given SQL query and then create multidimensional array that will have entries in right position. Let’s say that you have this data in your database.

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Permissions Using Bitwise

Table of content

• Bitwise operators
  • How do they work?
  • And operator (`&`)
  • Or operator (`|`)
  • Not operator (`~`)
• Defining permissions
• Create user classes
• Check if user can
• Test all roles and permissions

This will be a quick tutorial on how to use bitwise operators in PHP to create permissions control. Some of next tutorials will cover how to implement it in application and how to use database to store permissions for users. Now some basics.

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Sql Queries Cache

Table of content

• Main Class
  • Variables And Constants
  • Methods
    • __construct
    • lifeTime
    • query
    • type
    • cacher
• Autoload
• Interface
• Cacher_Sql
  • Variables
  • Methods
    • __construct
    • setSql
    • setLifeTime
    • cleanCache
    • cacheLoad
    • cacheSave
• Testing
• Select all records
• Some compley query (JOIN)
• Conclusion

This will be intermediate tutorial about caching SQL query results. We will use interface to make support for extending available ways of caching your results. We will create cache that will use MySQL database and flat text files to store cache.

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Advanced PHP User Login

Table of content

• What is TAN?
• Set up
• Markup and CSS
• Config and database connection
• AJAX Submit
• Validate Log In
• Creating new user
• Conclusion

If you ever had a bank account you are familiar with TAN-s (Transaction Authentication Number). What we will do today, is create user login using that kind of system. This will be just simple overview how to do it so you can create more complex and secure login systems. You need to have basic knowledge about classes, HTML, CSS and AJAX because I will not explain in depth what I do.

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