Allow users to upload an avatar (profile image), which is displayed to them, and other users if desired. Official website phpacademy.org Support Forum http Follow us on Twitter! twitter.com
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PHP Tutorials: Register & Login (Part 23): Profile Image Upload (Part 2)
August 10th, 2012 
phpmoz 
Posted in Video Tutorial 
Tags: avatar, display, Image, login, php, Profile, register, upload 
8 Comments »PHP Tutorial: Register and Login [User Account System] [Part Three (3)]
April 29th, 2012 phpmoz In this part of the tutorial I code the init file which uses a number of methods to ensure security as to whether or not the user is allowed where they are attempting to go. The init file acts as a library file for the rest of the project.
PHP Tutorials: Upload an Avatar/Profile Image (Part 2)
December 13th, 2011 phpmoz This handy feature lets you incorperate this simple function into your site allowing your users to upload an avatar/profile image!
PHP Tutorials: Upload an Avatar/Profile Image (Part 3)
August 21st, 2011 phpmoz This handy feature lets you incorperate this simple function into your site allowing your users to upload an avatar/profile image!
PHP Tutorial: Avatar / Profile Image Upload [part 03]
July 9th, 2011 phpmoz In this part I show you how to modify the profile page to display the image.
PHP Tutorials: Upload an Avatar/Profile Image (Part 1)
June 30th, 2011 phpmoz This handy feature lets you incorperate this simple function into your site allowing your users to upload an avatar/profile image!
PHP Tutorial: Vanity URL (Part 1)
September 4th, 2010 phpmoz To create the .htaccess file on a local server (windows): 1. Open a command prompt. 2. Switch to the directory where profile.php, etc. will be. 3. Type “notepad .htaccess” (without quotes) 4. If you’re prompted to create the file, accept this. 5. Type the .htaccess contents you see in the tutorial. Note: On a hosted server, you can easily create a .htaccess file using a file manager. It’s even easier using FTP. This tutorial will allow you to create a ‘Vanity URL’ system within your website, which allows user profiles to look something like youtube.com rather than youtube.com (for example). FORUM phpacademy.org TWITTER twitter.com WEBSITE phpacademy.org
Website Design Theme Application Tutorial Using PHP Cookies to Change CSS Style Sheets
August 1st, 2010 phpmoz Source: www.developphp.com Learn how to allow visitors to change the themes of your website using CSS Style Sheets and PHP Cookies. It uses PHP Cookies and well structured CSS style folders and style sheets to allow any visitors to theme your website according to layouts you have made. If your style sheet is set up smart your buttons, background, backgrounds for tables and divs, size of things, placement of things, and everything can be changed by altering each theme’s style sheet. Using PHP cookies we can store their theme choice in a cookie file inside their browser software so even when they close their browser down, the next time they come back their theme is in place as long as the cookie is set to last. If the user deletes all cookies from within their browser options, the theme will revert back to your original site theme.
