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Take a look at the following 20 Excellent AJAX Effects You Should Know, you might learn something from it.

There are a few special techniques or effects that can spice up just about any web page. These are the top 20 Ajax effects that every web developer should know. They’re essential parts of any web developer’s toolbox. If you haven’t seen them yet, you no doubt will in your future web development endeavors.

The 20 effects are:

1. TextboxList meets Autocompletion
2. Ajax IM
3. LiveValidation
4. Inline Editing
5. Ajax Upload
6. Fancy Upload
7. ClickHeat Clicks Heatmap
8. Ajax Mail Form
9. Ajax Directory Manager
10. Ajax Email Client
11. Improve Form Usability with Auto Messages
12. qGallery
13. Ajax Star Rating
14. CakePHP Ajax Form
15. Amberjack Site Tours
16. Prototype UI
17. JCrop
18. jQuery Auto-tabbing Plugin
19. Sort Table Rows with Ajax
20. DrasticMap

Link: 20 Excellent AJAX Effects You Should Know

Zend Framework is an open source, object-oriented web application framework implemented in PHP 5 and licensed under the New BSD License. Zend Framework—often referred to as ZF—is developed with the goal of simplifying web development while promoting best practices in the PHP developer community. Read more…

Introduction

By following the steps below for each version of Windows you will be able to change the operating systems behavior so that you can see hidden and protected files. In this way you will have full control over your files.

1. Intro
2. Windows 95
3. Windows 98
4. Windows ME
5. Windows NT
6. Windows 2000
7. Windows XP
8. Windows Vista

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In this advanced tutorial i will teach you the steps required to create a custom build login/member system with PHP.

The system itself ofcourse has alot of room for improvements, also, it’s very easily expandable, i’ve chosen to work in a modular way, so that if you change something you only have to change it in 1 file. I’ve done this by using functions, this script is a good example of the real power of PHP.

Features:

• Registration
• Lost password
• Various checks on passwords and usernames
• users can change their password
• Passwords are stored in a database with a seed added to it and they have sha1 encryption
• Easy to adjust & use

Requirements:

• Mysql database
• a php & mysql enabled host
• php mail() enabled host
• ftp access to your website

Overview

Steps:

1. Creating the mysql table
2. Creating a db_connect.inc.php file
3. Creating the header.php file
4. Creating the footer.php file
5. Creating the index.php file
6. Creating the login.php file
7. Creating the logout.php file
8. Creating a function.inc.php file
9. Creating the mail.functions.inc.php file
10. Creating the display.functions.inc.php file
11. Creating the login.functions.inc.php file
12. Creating the user.functions.inc.php file
13. Creating the validation.functions.inc.php file
14. Creating the lostpassword.php file
15. Creating the changepassword.php file
16. Creating the register.php file
17. Creating the activate.php file

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In this tutorial, we’ll see how the PHP server-side scripting language can be used to send email, and explore how to send complex message types such as HTML email or emails with file attachments.

For convenience we will be using PHPMailer in this tutorial.
PHPMailer is a class for PHP that provides a package of functions to send email. The two primary features are sending HTML Email and e-mails with attachments. PHPMailer is an efficient way to send e-mail within PHP.

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Want to export your Mysql data to a CSV(comma seperated value) file? In this tutorial i will show you how to export your data from Mysql into a CSV file.

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