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| Working With PHP Files Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jul 31, 2009
Working with files is a basic necessity for programmers and PHP gives you a great facility for creating, uploading, and editing files. |
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| Tutorial: Create A Zip File From Folders On The Fly Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
Create a zip file from files / folders inside a specified directory. |
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| Easy Way To Upload Files Using PHP Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
Use PHP to upload files easily without the move_uploaded_file function. |
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| Export MySQL To CSV (Excel) Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
You can export your MySQL database to .csv file format (Microsoft Excel file) easily. |
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| PHP Script Tips - Reading And Writing Files Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
A collection of 14 tips on PHP functions on file input and output. Clear answers are provided with tutorial exercises on opening files for reading and writing, appending data to existing files, reading file by line or character, reading file in binary mode. |
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| Uploading Multiple Files Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
You can upload multiple files with one time submission using arrays. |
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| Using Files On The Server File System Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
Although databases are very common, using the file system to store data can be a real alternative. |
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| Last Modified Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
A simple little script which tells when the file was last modified using the PHP filemtime() function. |
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| Reading And Using Files Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
Open and read the contents of a file using PHP file handlers. |
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| File Processing: Introduction Posted in PHP > File Manipulation by tutorialgrub on Jun 12, 2009
An alternative to using a database to store data is to use what are known as flat files. |
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