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An Overview of the Code Igniter PHP Framework

Designed to be agile, lightweight and flexible, there is an entire community of users who build modern applications using the Code Igniter PHP Framework.

Using Loops in Dynamic PHP Application Code

Rather than writing each line of code from scratch a while loop allows you to nest logic within a single statement to make it much easier to generate statements as long as certain conditions are met.

A Brief History of Drupal

In 2001, Drupal emerged as one of the primary open source CMS systems beginning with a message board module. The original inception of the software aimed to build community driven software that could power conversations, threads and content.

How to Optimize a Drupal Site for Search

With its flexible structure, Drupal provides an ideal CMS for SEO best practices. Building out an extensive site optimized for search is easy with Drupal given its customizable approach.

Beginner’s Guide to Apache Server Side Include (SSI) Functions

Server Side Includes (SSI) allow web administrators and developers to add dynamic content to live web pages which are generated from scripts. Learn how to use SSI to your advantage.

Best Ways to Analyze Errors and Debug Your PHP Code

Even the very best PHP coders encounter bugs and errors in the coding process and an effective process can ensure your team is prepared to identify and fix them in an effective manner.

Understanding Basic httpd.conf Configuration Settings on Your Apache Server

As the main configuration file on an Apache HTTP server, the file controls major settings and can allow for customization on your machine. Found in the /etc/httpd folder, the file should be secured against external writing since it controls a wide range of important functions.

A Guide to Using PEAR With PHP

PEAR provides a set of development tools for common PHP libraries and extensions to speed up application projects in PHP. Read our introduction guide to PEAR to learn more.

PHP Configuration with the PHP.ini File

The php.ini configuration file can help you set a broad number of parameters on your server including paths for certain types of files, file extensions and parameters for databases.

A Guide to Conditional Statements in PHP

Any time you need to compare a value relative to another value or an anchor to determine what types of content to show, conditional statements provide the underlying logical structure you need.

Analyzing Raw Apache Visitor Log Files for Analytics and Security

The two main types of logs provided by your server are error and access logs. By understanding the meanings of information within these files you can optimize your site accordingly.

Proper Integration of Web User Authentication Methods in Apache

When you have non-public resources you want to display on your Apache serve, there are a variety of modules and settings which can enable proper user authentication.

How to List User Accounts with cPanel / WHM

A reseller or system administrator may occasionally be required to view, modify, or assist a user; the List Accounts area in WHM (Web Host Manager) is an invaluable tool to assist a reseller.

cPanel Hosting – “Spamd Has Failed” Alerts

Here’s how to solve a little problem with a SpamAssasin update gone wrong on a cPanel server.

Import your Free Blog Data to WordPress

New bloggers often start by choosing a free blogging service such as Blogger. While this can be a viable solution for a basic blog, you could quickly feel the need for hosting your own blog.

 
 
 

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