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January 11th, 2007Some good free hosts

Today I am going to share some free good hosts with you hope you ‘ll like them.

1) Frihost - My favourite free host. I am using it for a long time. The only thing we have to do is posting on their forum. You can request their hosting after doing atleast 5 quality posts.

Frihost free web hosting features

250 Mb of space for your entire collection of websites.
10 GB of traffic each and every month.
1 short free subdomain to be reachable in the whole world (you.frih.net).
Php and Perl scripting languages to fulfill all your programming needs.
The DirectAdmin control panel to manage your web hosting account.
No forced advertisements. Your own ads like google adsense are allowed.
Unlimited MySQL databases for all your data.
Unlimited subdomains and ftp accounts of all your domains.
Unlimited email accounts for your correspondence.
Unlimited parked and addon domains for your whole portfolio of websites.
Great community forums of around 500,000 posts and over 20,000 members to get support from.

2) EJ.AM - It is also a good promising free host.  I is also POST to HOST like Frihost. Its features are:
- Cpanel
- Rv Skin For added Ease.
- Subdomains
- Parked Domains
- Addon Domains
- Mysql databases
- Email accounts
- Email forwarders
- Autoresponders
- Email filters
- Mailing lists
- FTP accounts
- Fantastico

and it provides 300mb Space to 5000mb Space and 3000mb Bandwidth to15000mb Bandwidth (according to number of posts). Click here to know about more features.
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January 10th, 2007PHP require() & include()

Hi readers. one of the most useful functions that PHP can perform are the require and include functions. These two functions are very similar in the action that they perform. They can call a page from anywhere in your directory (or another one) to a page. The most comment use for this is where headers and footers are involved.
Say, for instance, you have a 10 page web site and you need to edit the links of the page which happen to be text links and appear at the top of each page. With PHP instead of having to edit each page individually you can edit just one - which in the long run will save you a lot of time when editing your pages.
To achieve this, you need to split your page into three sections: a header, the main page and the footer.
Copy the header of the page into a new file and name this new file “header.php” and do the same for the footer, except name this file “footer.php”. Then delete the “header” and “footer” from each of the other pages. Where the header of each file was enter this code:
PHP Code:
require(”header.php”);
?>
Do this for the footer of each page as well, except enter the code below:
PHP Code:
require(”footer.php”);
?>
If you now upload all the pages, including the “header.php” and “footer.php” files and now, whenever you need to edit the header or footer of each page of each file, just open up the “header.php” and “footer.php” files and edit them - simple!

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January 9th, 2007The Basics of MySQL

If you need to install MySQL:
Installing MySQL on Windows
Dowonload the latest stable version of MySQL from the MySQL Download page or optionally you can start the download by clicking here.

To login to the MySQL server from the command line:

Go to the Start menu — > selct run.
Type dosprmpt in the input box to open up the command-line interface or if that doesn’t work try typing cmd in the input box. That should open up a dos like screen. Change your directory to the bin directory of MySQL by typing:

C:WINDOWSDesktop> cd c:mysqlbin

Remember to press enter after each command.

Now you can type mysql and press enter to start the MySQL monitor.
C:mysqlbin> mysql

You should see something like:

Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or g.
Your MySQL connection id is 4 to server version: 4.0.14

Type ‘help;’ or ‘h’ for help. Type ‘c’ to clear the buffer.

Note: You may need to have winmysqladmin.exe running before you’re able to connect. You can start it by browsing to your C:mysqlbin directory and clicking on the winmysqladmin icon.

Getting Started with MySQL:

SELECT
To retrieve data from your database you use the Select key word. Try typing the following command at the mysql prompt:
mysql> select now();
You should see an organized table with the data you requested that looks something like this:

+———————+
| now() |
+———————+
| 2003-08-30 10:00:50 |
+———————+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

Now() is an SQL function that returns the current date and time.

In MySQL keywords such as Select are not case sensitive. The following commands should have idnentical results:
mysql> SELECT VERSION();
mysql> select version();

In MySQL most commands need to have a semicolon at the end in order for it to be executed.
Try entering the follwoing command:
mysql> select current_date(),

You should see something like this:
mysql> select current_date()
->

If the command doesn’t have a semicolon at the end MySQL will move on to next the line with the -> prompt. This allows you to combine your commands on multiple lines which can be useful if you have a really long command.

To retrieve the info from the previous example simply type a semicolon at the -> prompt:
mysql> select current_date()

-> ;

+—————-+
| current_date() |
+—————-+
| 2003-08-30 |
+—————-+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

You can also enter c to cancel your command and return to the mysql> prompt.

You can select multiple values with a single command by separating them with a comma:
mysql> select current_date(), version(), current_time();

+—————-+———–+—————-+
| current_date() | version() | current_time() |
+—————-+———–+—————-+
| 2003-08-30 | 3.23.54 | 11:48:43 |
+—————-+———–+—————-+

mysql> select current_date(),
-> version(),
-> current_time();

+—————-+———–+—————-+
| current_date() | version() | current_time() |
+—————-+———–+—————-+
| 2003-08-30 | 3.23.54 | 11:51:14 |
+—————-+———–+—————-+
1 row in set (0.00 sec)

Thanks.

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