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In the previous version of this tutorial I only covered how to paginate a flat file based application. In this updated version, I will discuss some improvements along with pagination for database content as well (specifically, MySQL). I will also cover how to retain any pre-existing query string variables that your application might be using without interfering with our pagination.
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Well, tired of FTP'n everything up to your site? Or even want to allow other members to upload files but you dont' want to give them FTP access? Well lets create a file upload system that will take care of all your uploading woes. THis also employs some minimal security checks.
As of PHP 4.1 uploaded files can be accessed via the $_FILES superglobal, but in earlier versions you can use $HTTP_POST_FILES array and the last option but not recommended will be to use the $upload that corresoponds to the name of the file input. Note: You can only use the last method if register_globals is enabled.
As of PHP 4.1 uploaded files can be accessed via the $_FILES superglobal, but in earlier versions you can use $HTTP_POST_FILES array and the last option but not recommended will be to use the $upload that corresoponds to the name of the file input. Note: You can only use the last method if register_globals is enabled.
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This article contains:
1. Introduction to compression with PHP.. extending PHP with extensions.
2. Using ZIP
3. Using gZip
4. Using bZip2 and LZF
5. Using 'File_Archive' PEAR package
1. Introduction to compression with PHP.. extending PHP with extensions.
2. Using ZIP
3. Using gZip
4. Using bZip2 and LZF
5. Using 'File_Archive' PEAR package
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