1. How to Implement a PHP Luck Draw to Assign Product Prizes to Multiple Winners
Updated on: 2021-02-07
Posted on: 2021-02-07
Blog: PHP Lucky Draw Game package blog
Package: PHP Lucky Draw Game
Some sites need to implement contests to encourage their users to participate in an activity that is relevant to the site.
The users that participate can win prizes that are drawn based on luck.
This package implements the process of drawing prizes from a a given product list using luck to assign the prizes to the possible winners.
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The users that participate can win prizes that are drawn based on luck.
This package implements the process of drawing prizes from a a given product list using luck to assign the prizes to the possible winners.
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Updated on: 2021-02-05
Posted on: 2021-02-05
Blog: PHP CKEditor Library package blog
Package: PHP CKEditor Library
The CKEditor is a JavaScript components that is used to Web based user interfaces to create and edit HTML documents.
This package provides a solution to integrate the CKEditor in PHP based Web applications that use the the CakePHP framework.
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This package provides a solution to integrate the CKEditor in PHP based Web applications that use the the CakePHP framework.
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Updated on: 2021-02-03
Posted on: 2021-02-03
Blog: PHP SQLSRV Linux package blog
Package: PHP SQLSRV Linux
The Microsoft SQL Server is a popular database server often used by many companies that prefer to use Microsoft based products.
The sqlsrv PHP extension is the usual means to access a Microsoft SQL Server database under Windows. However this extension does not exist for the Linux operating system.
This package provides a solution based dblib driver for the PDO extension to access Microsoft SQL Server databases from a Linux installation.
It also provides functions that emulate the sqlsrv extension functions on Linux, so the same PHP application code can run either in Windows and Linux.
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The sqlsrv PHP extension is the usual means to access a Microsoft SQL Server database under Windows. However this extension does not exist for the Linux operating system.
This package provides a solution based dblib driver for the PDO extension to access Microsoft SQL Server databases from a Linux installation.
It also provides functions that emulate the sqlsrv extension functions on Linux, so the same PHP application code can run either in Windows and Linux.
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Updated on: 2021-01-31
Posted on: 2021-01-31
Blog: PHP Login Pad Class package blog
Package: PHP Login Pad Class
Some times it is necessary that applications verify if a user accessing the site is a real human, rather than a robot script that its trying to abuse from the system resources.
This class provides a solution that consists of a key pad that displays on a Web page. Then the users need to click or touch on keys that appear on the screen to demonstrate that they are real humans to enter the right codes by the right order.
This way this solution can work well on computers on which people can use the mouse to point and click in the buttons in the right order with the codes that appear on the page.
It also works well on devices with a touch screen like mobile phones, tablets or computers with a touch screen, as the users just need to touch the buttons to achieve the same effect as clicking on the buttons with the mouse.
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This class provides a solution that consists of a key pad that displays on a Web page. Then the users need to click or touch on keys that appear on the screen to demonstrate that they are real humans to enter the right codes by the right order.
This way this solution can work well on computers on which people can use the mouse to point and click in the buttons in the right order with the codes that appear on the page.
It also works well on devices with a touch screen like mobile phones, tablets or computers with a touch screen, as the users just need to touch the buttons to achieve the same effect as clicking on the buttons with the mouse.
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Updated on: 2021-01-29
Posted on: 2021-01-29
Blog: PHP Website SEO Tools package blog
Package: PHP Website SEO Tools
SEO (Search Engine Optimization) is a set of practices that can help a regular Web site page to improve its quality and relevance, so it becomes more useful to as many users as possible that are searching for content on search sites like Google.
Read this short article to learn how you can start implementing basic PHP script that generates a SEO report, so you can evaluate if you are applying some of the recommended SEO practices.
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Read this short article to learn how you can start implementing basic PHP script that generates a SEO report, so you can evaluate if you are applying some of the recommended SEO practices.
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Updated on: 2021-01-28
Posted on: 2021-01-28
Blog: Dynamic PHP SDOF Class package blog
Package: Dynamic PHP SDOF Class
An accelerogram is a recording of ground activity that can be used to monitor possible earthquakes that may be going on.
This class can analyse accelerogram data to produce charts that help evaluating how physical structures are able to handle the forces that may be propagating during the activity of earthquakes.
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This class can analyse accelerogram data to produce charts that help evaluating how physical structures are able to handle the forces that may be propagating during the activity of earthquakes.
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Updated on: 2021-01-27
Posted on: 2021-01-27
The PHP Classes just established a partnership with the PHPMagazine.net site to lead the some of the latest more relevant news in the PHP community throughout the world.
Read this short announcement article, so you can understand what this means and what you gain from this collaboration initiative.
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Read this short announcement article, so you can understand what this means and what you gain from this collaboration initiative.
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Updated on: 2021-01-26
Posted on: 2021-01-26
Type hinting is a feature that PHP provides to declare types of class variables, function parameters and return values, so you can detect and fix programming mistakes as early as possible in your developments.
Read this article to learn about PHP version 7.4 type hinting support. You can also read about the new type hinting features of PHP version 8.0.
The article also presents a list of the kinds of type hinting that are available in each PHP version.
In the end you can learn more about type hinting in practice with code examples.
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Read this article to learn about PHP version 7.4 type hinting support. You can also read about the new type hinting features of PHP version 8.0.
The article also presents a list of the kinds of type hinting that are available in each PHP version.
In the end you can learn more about type hinting in practice with code examples.
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Updated on: 2021-01-25
Posted on: 2021-01-25
Blog: fanKounter PHP Counter Script package blog
Package: fanKounter PHP Counter Script
Web page counters are traditional way of showing how popular a page is by the means of elements that appear on a page that show the count of accesses that a page had so far.
This package implements a complex page counter solution to simplify the tracking of page access count in a reliable way that can be used to track the accesses of many pages at once.
It can also show useful statistics for site managers in a private way.
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This package implements a complex page counter solution to simplify the tracking of page access count in a reliable way that can be used to track the accesses of many pages at once.
It can also show useful statistics for site managers in a private way.
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Updated on: 2021-01-23
Posted on: 2021-01-23
Blog: Cloud King PHP SOAP Server package blog
Package: Cloud King PHP SOAP Server
SOAP is a mature protocol to implement Web services based on the exchange of XML messages.
Setting up a server to implement SOAP based Web services is not a simple task.
This package simplifies that task by allowing the customization of the functionality of the SOAP Web services be implemented in an easier way.
It just requires writing simple PHP classes that define how the Web service functions should respond.
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Setting up a server to implement SOAP based Web services is not a simple task.
This package simplifies that task by allowing the customization of the functionality of the SOAP Web services be implemented in an easier way.
It just requires writing simple PHP classes that define how the Web service functions should respond.
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