PHP & MySQL Tutorials
In this quick tutorial i will show you a simple way how to connect to your MySQL database using PHP. |
The Apache servers mod_rewrite module gives you the ability to transparently redirect one URL to another, without the user’s knowledge. This opens up all sorts of possibilities, from simply redirecting old URLs to new addresses, to cleaning up the “dirty” URLs coming from a poor publishing system giving you URLs that are friendlier to both readers. |
Every time a page is requested your server reports how the process of finding and sending the file to the user went. By analysing the server response codes that your server is spitting out, you can diagnose various problems with your site, as well as learning much about the surfing habits of your readers. |
Usually a PHP redirect is much more reliable than other form of redirects like HTTP redirect or JavaScript based redirects. |
Everyone’s encountered the frustrating 404 error page. You follow a link, looking forward to the joy waiting for you on the other side, when BAM! you get an error because the page you were looking for doesn’t exist. Maybe it was moved, maybe it was never there in the first place. |


