One problem in creating a PHP Session Authentication is that when you are logged in and suddenly logs out and click the back button you will be returned to the page where you kast visited. Isn’t this a problem especially when you have important data in that page. So if you have problem with this [...]
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File Extension VOB
Yesterday I was walking on the mall and I saw this movie, it was entitled The Knowing. When I got home I searched for the movie over the net and I saw the trailer and it was something that I should see. It tells about how the feature will be if we keep this foolishness [...]
PHP Displaying On the Browser
When its your first time to code HTML , the tendency of opening the file is by clicking it twice and yes the expected result is displaying. And from that point on, they can view their web page/website as it was intended to be viewed. Above image is one example of an HTML file viewed [...]
PHP Compare Date
I was creating a program for a library and that is to have a system that will manage the borrowing of books. I was searching the net about comparing date in PHP. One good application for this PHP snippet about comparing a date is that when the date filled is an invalid date range(e.g. the [...]
Code Igniter Installation and First Run
Code Igniter is an PHP Application Development Framework – a toolkit for PHP developers. The main goal of Code Igniter is to enable developers to develop projects much faster than they could have done ( if they have started from scratch) by providing a rich set of libraries for commonly needed tasks, as well as [...]
Smarty Template Engine for PHP
Smarty is a template engine for PHP. More specifically, it facilitates a manageable way to separate application logic and content from its presentation. This is best described in a situation where the application programmer and the template designer play different roles, or in most cases are not the same person. For example, let’s say you [...]
Unexplained Activities on Computers
Does your hard-drive or network-activity light flicker for no apparent reason? While there may be a legitimate reason for it, this could also be a sign that a virus or a hacker’s back-door program (a devious little program that allows secret access without your permission) is running on your computer. You might be donating some [...]






