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Welcome to a tutorial on how to create a simple user registration system with PHP MySQL. Want to open your website for user registrations? It’s not really that difficult, let us walk through a simple registration system in this guide – Read on!     TABLE OF CONTENTS Download & Notes PHP MYSQL User Register […]

Welcome to a quick tutorial on how to upload multiple files in PHP. So you want to create an upload form that accepts multiple files at once? To upload multiple files in PHP: Set the HTML form to accept multiple files. <form action=”UP.PHP” enctype=”multipart/form-data”> <input type=”file” name=”up[]” multiple required> <input type=”submit” value=”Upload File”> </form> Loop

Welcome to a tutorial and example of PHP MYSQL injection, plus how to prevent it. So you have heard of this “SQL injection” thing from all over the Internet, and wonder why it is such a big deal? In simple terms, SQL injection is an attempt to change the original statement to do something else

Welcome to a quick tutorial and simple example of how to handle a file upload in PHP. Some beginners will probably freak out on hearing “file upload”, but it is actually a very simple process. To handle file uploads in PHP, we only need to create a simple HTML form and save the upload in

Welcome to a tutorial on how to create a simple messaging system with PHP and MYSQL. Want to add a “send message” or “private message” feature to your website? There are quite a number of things we need to cover – The database, PHP library, AJAX handler, and HTML page. Let us walk through a

Welcome to a tutorial on how to create a simple PHP contact form with Google reCaptcha. So you want to put a contact form on your website, but are worried about spam? Well, let us walk through the steps to create a PHP contact form, and add Google reCaptcha to secure it – Read on!

Welcome to a tutorial on how to save PHP sessions into the database. The default PHP session saves to a temporary file on the server. This works great on a single server but fails miserably on a distributed/cloud setup. But fret not, we can actually “customize” PHP sessions to be saved into the database –

Welcome to a tutorial on how to compress images in PHP. So you need to do some image compression to save some disk space? Probably to speed up the loading as well? An easy way to compress images in PHP is to use the GD library: Create an image object from the original image – $img

Welcome to a tutorial on how to create a user role management system with PHP and MySQL. So you have a project that needs to identify and restrict what each user is able to do? Creating a permissions structure is often a pretty grueling task and a pain to integrate… But we shall walk through