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PHP Tutorial: Creating .zip files [part 01]
December 22nd, 2011 
phpmoz WEBSITE: betterphp.co.uk In this video I show you how to add files to a zip file using the ZipArchive class.
JavaScript Tutorial: Simple Progress Bar [part 00]
November 14th, 2011 phpmoz WEBSITE: betterphp.co.uk In this series I explain how to create a simple progress bar using JavaScript and HTML. You can use it to show the progress of things 
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Tags: Bar, betterphp, block, div, dynamic, function, instance, Java, Javascript, method, New, not jquery, object, percentage, progress, property, Script, tutorial, update 
8 Comments »PHP Basics: Autoloading Classes
November 6th, 2011 phpmoz WEBSITE: betterphp.co.uk In this video I explain a very useful feature that is essential when working on a large project. php.net page for __autoload(): php.net
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: __autoload, autoload, autoloading, automatic include, betterphp, class, guide, How, Include, instance, object, OOP, php, require, spl_autoload_register, to, tutorial 13 Comments »PHP OOP Tutorial 21 | MVC Pattern
October 10th, 2011 phpmoz The PHP MVC Pattern. MVC stands for “Model View Controller”. This is considered an Enterprise Pattern, it is used to run a full system from the ground up. If you are confused, fear not, everyone is at first. There are probably many other videos that can demonstrate this better, but I wanted to make one to get it out of my way since it’s so common after RoR. To the MVC Zealots, I’m not looking for an argument of the best way to do things — but if you have a suggestion and a reason please inform us all. jream.com
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: Controller, Design?, Dev, facade, hinting, Model, MVC, object, ood, OOP, orient, oriented, patterns, php, php basics, php cache, php caching, php oop, php simple cache, php speed, php tutorial, PHP5, type, view, web 29 Comments »PHP Tutorial: Professional Registration System (Part 2)
October 9th, 2011 phpmoz Download Tutorial Files: www.phpvault.net This tutorial will teach you how to create your own professional php user-registration system for your website. I will be uploading more tutorials, so please subscribe.
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: advanced, authenticate, diy, form, forms, How, mysql, object, oriented, php, phpmyadmin, programming, register, registration, secure, sql, system, to, tokens, tutorial, user, Website 22 Comments »PHP Tutorial: Professional Registration System (Part 3)
October 8th, 2011 phpmoz Download Tutorial Files: www.phpvault.net This tutorial will teach you how to create your own professional php user-registration system for your website. I will be uploading more tutorials, so please subscribe.
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: advanced, authenticate, diy, form, forms, How, mysql, object, oriented, php, phpmyadmin, programming, register, registration, secure, sql, system, to, tokens, tutorial, user, Website 17 Comments »PHP Tutorial: Professional Login System v2 (Part 3)
October 7th, 2011 phpmoz Download Tutorial Files www.phpvault.net Create a professional php login system using Object Oriented Programming. OOP is the practical and common method of creating advanced and secure php applications. I will be uploading more tutorials so subscribe to my channel. Thanks.
Posted in Video Tutorial Tags: advanced, authenticate, diy, form, How, login, object, oriented, password, php, programming, to, tutorial, Website 25 Comments »Java Bukkit Plugin Tutorial: Using Config Files – Implementing the Options [part 02]
October 1st, 2011 phpmoz NOTE: You most likely can cast to an Integer to avoid the silly string workaround I showed here. Try it ! WEBSITE: betterphp.co.uk In this series I explain the basics of using config files in your plugins, this extends the first series I did so you may also want to watch that.
PHP Tutorials: Try/Catch Block
September 26th, 2011 phpmoz Touching on Object Orientated Development (OOP), the Try/Catch block is a way to catch exceptions thrown by functions in your PHP application. A smoother, neater way to catch errors whether you’re using OOP or not. FORUM phpacademy.org TWITTER twitter.com FACEBOOK www.facebook.com
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