Firefox Portable and cookies Add-on Tutorial

How to use Portable Firefox with Cookies Add-On.

Watch this video from the beginning you can learn how to use FirefoxPortable and add cookies Extension in it.

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HTML to XML Online Parser

This online converter is easy to use you can convert your HTML code to XML  format

This is compatible for blogger templates.

Step 1: Put your HTML/Javascript code in Enter Code Area.

Step 2: Copy the result in Parsed Format.

Enter Code:

 

Parsed Format:

This converter mostly use in google adsense code, infolink, chitika, or any publisher code.

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Tutorialspoint.com Offline CSS Tutorial for Beginner

Tutorialspoint.com Offline CSS for making web Graphic user interface.

This offline tutorialspoint.com compressed by pinoysourcecode for those people who don't have internet connection and want to learn web programming application.

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Angular 4 Offline Tutorial

Angular 4 is Javascript framework for making web application.

This offline tutorialspoint.com compressed by pinoysourcecode for those people who don't have internet connection and want to learn web programming application.





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HTML Tutorialspoint.com Offline tutorial

Php Tutorialspoint.com compressed by pinoysourcecode for those people who don't have internet connection and want to learn HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language).

This is free for Download and Educational purpose only.

You can learn HTML simple and easy step using this offline version.

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Php Tutorialspoint.com Offline Tutorials

Php Tutorialspoint.com compressed by pinoysourcecode for those people who don't have internet connection and want to learn Php Programming or web development .

This is free for Download and Educational purpose only.

Tutorialpoint is the best site to learn web development for Beginners.

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W3Schools.com 2019 Offline Tutorial FULL VERSION (Updated Feb, 2, 2019)

W3Schools is a place to learn HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, browser scripting java script vbscript DHTML, WML Script, server scripting PHP, ASP, SQL, Dot NET etc.

This tutorial is very helpful for beginner to learn most of above mentioned..
This website provides basic supports to a lot of things. Many people searches internet to get the Offline version. When you don’t have the internet connection you can browse w3schools website easily with this offline version.Learn website designing by this great website w3schools when you don’t have internet connection or just without internet ..

How to use?

• First Download The File from below mentioned link.. Don't Worry its Compressed only to less than 33mb.. but actual size it up to 1.12gb when you extract it..
• After Extraction Open The Folder Named "www.w3schools.com"
• Now You Can Find Webpage File Named "index.html".
• Open It and Enjoy W3Schools In offline version.

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How to solve Google Chrome Can t Access other Websites

This Video guides you on how to Solve Google Chrome Can't Access other websites.

Step 1: Go to Start Button and find "cmd"
Step 2: Type this short line "ipconfig/flushdns"
Step 3: Exit/Close cmd window.
Step 4: Restart your computer.

 That's It. :) Thanks for wathching

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Native Church Website PHP/MYSQL V2.0

Submitted by: Torrahclef
Monday, May 7, 2018 - 21:50
Language: PHP

This is actually the newer version of Native Church Website in PHP/MYSQL
This project will help you launch a website for your local church with no hassle. Its a free project I did at my leisure but I think it may be useful to someone. You can download freely and use freely and you can also share with friends. I would like to hear from you if you have any information regarding this project.
Admin Login
Username= admin
Password= admin

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How to Add Bootstrap Time Picker

Submitted by: nurhodelta_17
Friday, April 27, 2018 - 20:34
Language: JavaScript
Source: www.sourcecodester.com

Adding the Dependencies

Note: Bootstrap, jQuery and Time Picker plugin are included in the downloadable of this tutorial.

First, we need to include the CSS and JS depencies to our app.

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Nissan Inventory System Beta v1.0

Submitted by:  Rojon_Sena
Friday, April 27, 2018 - 20:38
Language: PHP
Source: www.sourcecodester.com

This is Beta Version of Nissan Inventory System. Made by CASAP-Baclod Students.

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W3Schools offline version 2018 updated

W3Schools is a place to learn HTML, XHTML, CSS, XML, browser scripting java script vbscript DHTML, WML Script, server scripting PHP, ASP, SQL, Dot NET etc.

This tutorial is very helpful for beginner to learn most of above mentioned..
This website provides basic supports to a lot of things. Many people searches internet to get the Offline version. When you don’t have the internet connection you can browse w3schools website easily with this offline version.Learn website designing by this great website w3schools when you don’t have internet connection or just without internet ..

How to use?

• First Download The File from below mentioned link.. Don't Worry its Compressed only to less than 36mb.. but actual size it up to 70mb when you extract it..
• After Extraction Open The Folder Named "www.w3schools.com"
• Now You Can Find Webpage File Named "index.html".
• Open It and Enjoy W3Schools In offline version.

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12 things we hate about PHP

 

 Do we really hate PHP? Nah. If we did, we wouldn't be running Drupal and WordPress and other frameworks at the astronomical clip we do. Nope, true PHP hate would mean switching to Java. But familiarity breeds contempt, and let's face it, what the PHP naysayers say about one of our favorite server-side scripting tool has some merit.
What follows are 12 gripes we have built up in our years of working with the language.

Switching gears is a headache
The most important challenge in creating PHP is remembering when you're typing HTML and when you're typing PHP code. Mixing them together is a big selling point for PHP but taking advantage of it can be a pain. You look at a file, and it looks like code. But wait, where's the perfunctory tag that shifts us from writing HTML to creating server instructions? It's like you've taken two files operating on two different layers and smooshed them together. You've got to mind those tags because the whole purpose is to merge code with markup. Except when it makes everything more confused.

The markup maze
Mixing server instructions with browser markup is a mistake. Over in Java land, the teams talk about strict adherence to the MVC paradigm. The model for the data goes in one file, the layout instructions that control the view go in a second set of files, and the logic that makes up the controller goes in a third. Keeping them separate keeps everything a bit more organized. But in PHP land, the bedrock design decision is that you're supposed to mix HTML markup with controller logic for the server. You can always separate them -- and many do -- but once you start doing that, you have to start asking yourself, "Why, again, are we using PHP?"

Inconsistent and idiosyncratic nomenclature
Does anyone know when we use underscores? The method base64_encode uses an underscore, but urlencode doesn't. The name php_uname has an underscore, but phpversion doesn't. Why? Did anyone think about this? Did anyone edit the API?

Meanwhile, function strcmp is case-sensitive, but strcasecmp is not. strpos is case-sensitive, but stripos is not. Does the letter i signify case-insensitivity or does the word case? Who can remember? You better.

Sorting hell
How many sort functions does the world really need? Java has one basic sort function and a simple interface for all objects. If you want another algorithm, you can add it, but most make do with the standard function. In PHP world, there's a long list of functions for sorting things: usort, sort, uksort, array_sort. (Note that only some use an underscore.) So start studying and get that cheat sheet ready.

Open source has its limits
PHP may be open source, but the good features like caching are commercial. This is just an expression of reality. Zend needs to make some money, and it supports the entire PHP world by selling the best versions to people who need it. Complaining about this is like complaining about gravity. There are just things about earth that suck. Just don't fool yourself into thinking that it's all one big open source commune.

Broken namespaces
Do you want to create your own functions? First decide whether you're going to use PHP 5.3 or later because that's when namespaces arrived. If you don't, make sure they don't collide with a library because in the old days, everything was global. And if you're going to be running PHP 5.3 and you want to use the namespaces, get used to the backslashes, one of the uglier punctuation marks ever invented.

Type safety is broken
Way broken. PHP programmers are fond of noting that this expression is true:
(string)"false" == (int)0
Notice this isn't one of those classic examples that some PHP fanboi will argue is really a side effect of a feature. After all, JavaScript has plenty of similar examples caused by its overeager type conversion. Nope. The line says that the thing on the left is a string and the thing on the right is an integer. But somehow they're all equal. It's enough to make you believe that everyone in the world could just get along in harmony if only the PHP designers were put in charge.

Too many options, too many redundancies
There are too ways to do too many things. End of line comments can be specified with either a number sign or a double slash. Both float and double mean the same thing. Simplicity is often tossed aside because people have added their own little features along the way. It's like design by committee, but the committee never met to iron out the differences.

Weird variable naming conventions
The dollar sign prefix is confusing. Perhaps it makes sense to force all variables to begin with a dollar sign because it makes inserting them into templates a bit simpler, but shouldn't the constants also start with a dollar sign?

CPU tug-o-war
There are numerical issues with big integers on 32-bit machines. They wrap around, but the 64-bit machines don't, meaning that code will run differently on different machines. You can test it on your desktop, and it will run just fine. But when you move to the server, it could do something entirely different. Then when you try to re-create the error on your desktop, you're out of luck. The only good news is that 32-bit machines may finally disappear.

SQL injections
It's not really fair to blame PHP for one of the biggest class of security holes. People slip weird SQL strings past other languages too. It's just that PHP makes it easy to suck data from a form and send it off to MySQL. Too easy. The average newbie could make the same mistake with any language, but PHP makes it far too simple.

Too many incompatible changes
There are big differences between versions. Compatibility isn't so simple. Many languages like Java or JavaScript have sacrificed fast evolution for backward compatibility. It's not uncommon for older code to run without a problem on newer machines. But not PHP. There are big differences between the various versions, and you better hope your server has the right version installed because you'll probably only notice it when weird errors start appearing. The first thing you look for when your server goes south is whether someone upgraded PHP.

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Array in PHP

Suppose we want to store 100 data item. So we need 100 different variable. So this is very typical work for programmer to manage 100 different variable.To overcome this problem we create a special type variable known as array.

array is a special type of variable that store one more values in one single variable. And each element in the array has its own index.

In PHP, there are three kind of arrays:
Numeric array - An array with a numeric index starting 0,1 etc.
Associative array - An array with a string index you can start like sun,mon,tue etc.

Multidimensional array - An array containing one or more arrays

1. we can create an array by array function.

<?php

$data=array("Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed");

?>

2. we can create each array element directly.

<?php

$data[0]="Sun";
$data[1]="Mon";
$data[2]="Tue";
$data[3]="Sun";

?>

A numeric array stores each array element with a numeric index.
In the following example the index are automatically assigned (the index starts at 0):

<?php

$data=array("Sun","Mon","Tue","Wed");

for($i=0;$i<4;$i++)
{
echo $data[$i]."  ";
}
?>
Output:

Sun  Mon  Tue  Web

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PHP Loop

Loop execute some statement many times till the condition is fullfill.

There are three type or loops. these loops do same work execute statement many times.

• While loop
• Do While loop
• For Loop

while loop

while loops are the simplest type of loop in PHP. They behave just like their C counterparts. The basic form of a while statement is:

===========================

while (expr)

    statement

===========================

In the while loop it first check the condition then body of the loop will be executed many times untill the condition is fullfill.

Syntax
===========================
while (condition)
 {
  Code here.
 }
===========================
Exercise 1:
===========================
<?php
$i=1;
while($i<=5)
  {
  echo "Number".$i;
  $i++;
  }

?> Output

Number 1

Number 2

Number 3

Number 4

Number 5

do while

Exercise 2:

===========================
<?php

$i=1;
do
  {
  echo "Number".$i;
  $i++;
  }while($i<=5)
?>
Output

Number 1

Number 2

Number 3

Number 4

Number 5
===========================

For loop

In For loop then statement will be excuted till the condition is fullfill.

===========================
for (initilization; condition; increment)
{
  code here...;
}

===========================
Exercise 1:

<?php

for ($i=1; $i<=5; $i++)

  {

  echo "Number".$i;

  }

?>
Output

Number 1
Number 2
Number 3
Number 4
Number 5

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