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The allmighty hello world application! (View Snippet)
Does your organization use Microsoft Exchange?
Do you have a need to incorporate your Exchange data with your PHP web applications?
You can use the WebDAV methods to query your Microsoft Exchange Server using the PHP scripting language. Once you wrap your brain around these techniques,... (View Snippet)
This function caps a specific letter of a string, and returns the updated string.
THe first letter is 0, as it is default as well. (View Snippet)
Trace Route (View Snippet)
this script, made by me, lets you resize an image propotionally! (View Snippet)
This is a PHP script that allows javascript clients to request content they otherwise would not be able to. With the popularity of AJAX (using the XmlHttpRequest object in the browser), many developers are becoming aware of the cross-domain scripting limitation. This is a security feature that... (View Snippet)
Create the HTML we will be using. I will show the whole code and then break it down so you can see what each thing does. Let's start. Create a new html file called index.html.
HTML Code:
<html>
<head>
<title>AJAX Demo</title>
<script src='getnv.js'></script>
</head>
<body>
<div... (View Snippet)
Well like my previous snippet but completing the collection i suppose, this snippet counts how long it takes to parse the page and displays it somewhere.. (View Snippet)
This is a very simple statistics script that provides for services on/offline, memory info, server load averages and uptime and lastly drive info.
Its easily customised and i have usef <font> alot where you could have set come css and have it all done easily and look a bit more tidy than mine. (View Snippet)
Ok, this is about as simple as it gets. This is a hit counter for your page that stores the count in a simple text file of your choosing. No need for a database, MySQL or otherwise. No complicated rubbish. Just one single function and one single file to store the count. Thats it. (View Snippet)
