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What is localhost, what does it do? Localhost is the computer’s ability to operate as a server thanks to the software installed on the computer. We cannot run …

If you have been developing software with PHP for a while, you may have noticed that wasting time to re-download, write, and try to use the current version is a …

The last of the Built-in Functions! String Functions The functions I will add here only scratch the surface of PHP’s built-in string manipulation functions, but …

Session-Handling Functions Session handling is a way of holding on to data as a user navigates your Web Site. Data can be variables or entire objects. …

Regular Expression Functions ereg_replace() and eregi_replace() The ereg_replace() and eregi_replace() functions replace instances of a pattern within a string …

Program Execution Functions You can use PHP’s built in program execution functions to use programs residing on your system, such as encryption programs, …

Misc. Functions The die() and exit functions provide useful control over the execution of your script, offereing an ‘escape route’ for programming errors. die() …

Here are yet more Built-in Functions, Mail Function If your server has access to sendmail or an SNMP gateway the mail() function sends mail to a specified …

Today in Buit-in Funtions we will look at some HTTP functions. header() The header() function outputs an HTTP header string, such as a location redirection. …

Welcome back to Built-in Functions. Filesytem Functions chmod(), chgrp(), chown() Like the shell commands of the same name, the chmod(), chgrp(), and chown() …

Today we will look at some Date and Time functions. date() The date() function returns the current server timestamp, formatted according to to a given set of …

Welcome back to the not so exciting built in functions part 3! Today we will deal with Database Connectivity Functions for MySQL. *Numerous PHP functions exist …