Like said in the post before Yesterday evening I have been working on this tutorial, I think that the ease of use of this counter will make it so special, you can implent it anywhere on the website just by calling a file as an image! confused? I show you :
<img src=’counter/counter.php’ />
See that? we are calling an PHP file as an image. The end result is an smooth looking image that shows how many times an page or website has been seen,just like This script will work on almost any server, the only requirements are to have the GD Library installed on the server.
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graphical hit counter,
php,
script
I thought it would be nice to share you a little piece of script that I use on this website, with this modification in my theme I can show banners where i want them to be, I’ve decided to do this to keep some load off the sidebox, and some banners between posts are real eye catchers! Applying these changes requires basic programming skills and should not take any longer than 10 minutes.
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hack,
wordpress,
wordpress modification
Valerie Joy posted an article about Array’s on her blog. She handles the basics of array construction and how to translate the array to string with the php build-in foreach function.
Now it would be nice to show you how to handle multi-level array’s and how you can construct an function to translate these array’s to string.
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array,
foreach,
multi level array,
php
hi, normally when I need to fetch an RSS feed in private project I used some old script based on the php function fopen. But with my current Host (Dreamhost) fopen is dissables for various security reason, they however adviced to use the cURL library, I wasn’t familiar with it but after some reading and testing I’ve build an super small feedreader, well see for yourself . (Oh and you need to have the XML parser module installed on your server).
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feed,
feedreader,
php,
reader,
tutorial