Posts Tagged ‘PHP’
Redirecting a subdomain to script with .htaccess
Tuesday, July 14, 2009 23:50 1 CommentI recently had to work with .htaccess to redirect user to their homepage based on subdomain. The requirement was simple and is seen here and there and ofcourse everywhere now a days in different social networks. The requirement was redirecting http://username.domain.tld to http://domain.tld/user.php?u=username. This is just an example (Not similar to url I used). So [...]
Multithreading in PHP
Tuesday, May 12, 2009 1:25 1 CommentI hear different people saying different things about multi-threading in PHP. Some say it cannot be done, no way and others say yes, it can be done. But I say, it cannot be done purely but we can implement pseudo multithreading. That is we can fake multi threading in PHP. So how do we do [...]
JoomRSS – The Savior for All
Friday, April 3, 2009 9:22 1 CommentDo you own a site that needs to be updated regularly? Or Do you want your site to boast of useful tips, news that is scattered all over the internet in various websites? If Yes and you are willing to do less manual work for all those tedious job, then JoomRSS should be your answer. [...]
Upload Large Files in PHP with .htaccess
Wednesday, April 1, 2009 5:21 No CommentsI regularly hear few of my friends expressing their agony they face when they try to upload large files with php using HTML Forms. I tell them about .htaccess files, and they really enjoy the solution. Many hosting providers limit the file upload size from 2 MB to 8MB and it is really a big [...]
PHP: Powerful, Hot, and Painless Programming
Tuesday, March 17, 2009 22:38 2 CommentsIn the past few years, PHP has emerged as one of the A-list programming languages, taking its place alongside Java and the .NET Framework as one of the most popular languages for developing web sites. In fact, PHP is currently used to create some of the highest volume web sites in the world, including Yahoo!, [...]






