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This post concentrates on looking up values from a MySQL database table, and using them to populate a drop-down list, and pre-selecting them if an id number has been passed to the page when it was opened.

A wee function for handling user-entered website addresses, and making them consistent for database storage.

Google gathers yet more information about its users with a suspension of their services, until you provide them with your mobile phone number. Look-out SMS spam could be on the way!

Need to know how to send e-mails with PHP? This post covers the basics, and will have you communicating with your visitors in no time!

If you ever require the facility to check that a user has a file on their server, such as their configuration file, or some copyright text, this little PHP function makes the job of checking it exists a snap!

Following a quick bit of coding this morning, for a feature that should only appear on the MatchMkr website between 1st and 14th February, here’s a run-down on the code that checks the current date is a match.

A quick and simple function to automatically update your copyright text so that it’s always correct at the bottom of your pages.

Ever needed to censor strings on your site, by removing hyperlinks, e-mail addresses and telephone numbers? This little PHP function should do the trick!

A demonstration of how AJAX can be used to query a MySQL database, without forcing the user to submit the information, and instead pulling back results based on their criteria while they make their changes.

Ever wanted to throw up a greeting to your website visitors based on the time on day? Here’s an easy PHP function that does the trick.