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Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 1)
Ever wondered how Web-based mail clients work, or what happens to your email after you hit the "Send" button? This three-part case study delves into the wild and wacky world of Web-based email applications, using PHP's built-in POP3 functions to build an...

Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 2)
Now that you've got a basic mail reader up and running, it's time to learn a little more about attachments. This second segment analyzes MIME-encoded attachments, demonstrating how to decode and download them, and then integrates attachment handling featu...


Building A PHP-Based Mail Client (part 3)
This third (and final) segment of our case study discusses the process of sending MIME-encoded email, demonstrating how to compose, forward and reply to email through a Web browser. It also discusses, in detail, the process of constructing a MIME-encoded...


Building A Quick-And-Dirty Guestbook With patGuestbook (part 1)
Want to plug into what your site visitors actually think? All you need is a little time, a dollop of imagination and a copy of patGuestbook. More, inside...

Building A Quick-And-Dirty PHP/MySQL Publishing System
Looking to quickly add a dynamic news page to your corporate or personal Web site? This article shows you how, combining PHP's rapid application development capabilities with a MySQL database to create a primitive news publishing system and administration...


Building a Time Management Billing System using PHP
This tutorial teaches you to create a Web-accessible billing system for small businesses, or groups using a time management system...


Building an E-Commerce Site Part 1: Building a Product Catalog
Welcome to E-Commerce Step-by-Step. This guide is meant to show you how to build a basic online store complete with (1) a product catalog, (2) user accounts for customers, and (3) the ability for your customers to order products from your catalog...

Building an E-Commerce Site Part 2: Managing Users with Sessions
Welcome to Part 2 of the E-Commerce Step-by-Step Guide. In this installment, we will add the ability to manage users and, to track them with PHP4 sessions. After completing this installment, you will have...


Building an E-Commerce Site Part 3: Catalogs and Shopping Carts
Welcome to Part 3 of the E-Commerce Step-by-Step Guide. This is the last installment of this 3 part series (hurray!). In this installment, we add scripts to let the user browse our product catalog and we let them order our products. After completing this...

Building An Extensible Form Validator Class
Wondering what OOP can do for you? Well, wonder no more - this article demonstrates how OOP can save you time and effort by building a PHP-based Form Validator object to validate HTML form input. In addition to a detailed walkthrough of the process of con...


Building an Extensible Menu Class
So you know the theory behind OOP, but don't really understand its applications? Well, it's time to take objects out of the classroom and into the real world - this article demonstrates how OOP can save you time and effort by building a PHP-based Menu obj...


Building an Iterator with PHP
Want to clean up you code and save hardware usage? Well it is possible thanks to Dejan's iterator technique...