Most Recent Articles For: mysql

Written by Gertjan on May 12th, 2009
As Web sites and Web-based applications become more important to commercial firms and other organizations, so too does the methods used for storing data online, such as customer contact information, system login details, product data, and much more. Rewritable flat files may be sufficient for extremely limited data for which ...
Written by Gertjan on March 27th, 2009
When creating a database class using mysql, we would create a class, and call it's constructor in the script. One potential problem with this approach is that each time we create a new database object, we allocate more and more memory to those operations. In some cases, it might make sense ...
Written by Gertjan on July 29th, 2008
By Halstatt Pires When building web sites, ASP and PHP are very popular languages. Here’s my opinion on whether ASP or PHP is best.
Written by Gertjan on January 11th, 2008
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 ...
Written by Gertjan on December 16th, 2007
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.
Written by Gertjan on December 8th, 2007
Want to export your cutenews posts to a mysql database? In this tutorial i will show you how to export your posts from cutenews into a mysql table.
Written by Gertjan on December 6th, 2007
Learn to create a simple login system with php and mysql in 7 simple steps: Requirements: Mysql database a php & mysql enabled host ftp access to your website Overview Steps: Creating the mysql table Creating a db_connect.inc.php file Creating the html login form Creating the login.php file Creating the logout.php file Creating a function.inc.php file Adding the script to index.php