Linking to Success

Want to make your page more popular on the internet, then why not maximize deep tagging to sites that have the highest page-ranking around. It gives the spiders/bots something to follow in terms of your page, from the higher ranked ones down the line. Sort of like breadcrumbs, it leads the bot from up the [...]

Multiple Page Launches = False Alarms

Launching too many pages at once send the wrong signal over the internet with a sure spam label sent your way. It can cost you a lot of blocked content preventing legit users form getting the pages they need when they need it. It also saves on the time it takes to explain to your [...]

Copy Content Often?

Now that’s the problem why your page has been suffering in terms of visitors lately. Google’s bot checks for verbatim copies of content and tends to skip ones that do have duplicates. You also suffer from ailing pageranking which is also determined by the bots activities. They were initially called spiders/bots but they can be [...]

Successful Web Frameworks

Developing a web page should be a straightforward process that follows well accepted standards that may not be written but are used and known to work in the wild that is the internet. The planning of a web framework should follow the following guidelines in order to work best and sort out issues in the [...]

Resizing images goes a long way

One of the most small but extremely important aspects of PHP programming that many programmers overlook is the failure to resize images. Of course when we say it’s common sense that websites with smaller images load faster than ones with bigger images, it’s as obvious as saying that the sky is blue. However, since it [...]

Zend – PHP to the Max

The announcement of Sun that they are developing the Zend Platform, is set to revolutionize the internet which is ruled by PHP based applications. Web sites, apps and many more all use PHP as their main platform and what better way to boost it’s reach is the addition of it’s own proprietary platform that would [...]

PHP 5.2.8. the safer version

Time to upgrade to PHP version 5.2.8. as PHP 5.2.7. is a security liability: Due to a security bug found in the PHP 5.2.7 release, it has been removed from distribution. The bug affects configurations where magic_quotes_gpc is enabled, because it remains off even when set to on. In the meantime, use PHP 5.2.6 until [...]

Whats next for PHP?

Image Source:filemaker.com When you’ve finished studying the learning curbs of PHP5, you will most likely wonder what is in store for PHP development in the near future. Where will this indispensable programming language headed in the next year? As we all know, PHP 5 has been a very significant development for the programming language. PHP5 [...]

Things To Remember on PHP

Image Source:www.faqs.org Do you know what if felt like when you’re forgetting something and you promised to remember even just for one day? It felt like not having sessions in your website. Sessions in PHP temporarily saves important data that is needed for browsing the whole site, into the server for future references. Therefore, it [...]

Functions with Parameters

Now, the first sample PHP function did something very simple that it displayed a string that does not change and was not influenced by any parameters. We then move to show functions with one or more parameters that make them more powerful and diverse. That is done by placing these parameters inside the “()”.


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