Friday, 9. February 2007, 18:17:01
google pagerank, php script, free script, php
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With the Tribulant Google pagerank script, you can now instantly check your site's Google pagerank and output the results with either and image or text. There are two versions...one for an image and one for text.
To download and start using the Google pagerank script right now, click the link below :
Tribulant Google Pagerank Script v1.0If you have any comments, suggestions or appraisals, please feel free to post them here.
All suggestions will be greatly appreciated, since it will allow me to improve the script
Friday, 9. February 2007, 02:50:30
php, captcha image, php gd image, turing image
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Ever wanted to protect a form (such as a contact form) on your site to prevent spam bots from using your mail server to send out mass emails to hundreds...no thouands...hundreds of thousands of users?
I have the perfect solution for you. The Tribulant turing image script uses PHP GD to generate an image with random characters on it which needs to be typed in by the user in order to successfully submit a specific form on your site.
Tribulant Turing Image ScriptGive it a shot.
Unfortunately...as I type this, the documentation for this script isn't done yet. It will be done and ready very soon, though the implementation is very simple.
The backend creates a new $_SESSION variable named $_SESSION['code']. You can compare this variable with the user's imput to ensure that the code which the user has typed is correct. You'll need to convert the user's string to lowercase after encrypting it with md5(); hash PHP function.
Please feel free to post your questions and comments here.
All ideas, queries and requests will be appreciated if it could help me to improve the script.
Enjoy, and have fun!
Thursday, 7. December 2006, 11:13:49
php, script, article upload script
I always enjoy working on interesting and stimulating projects rather than large projects, since they keep my mind busy, usually pay well and is different from the usual development procedure.
I have a client who has a huge bunch of articles on his local computer which is being created on a regular basis. He wanted to somehow get these articles into his database in order to display on his site without having to process each and every article individually.
So I came to the conclusion that I need to make a simple, yet user-friend interface to allow my client to upload a single '.zip' file containing all the articles and let the script do the rest.
Anyhow...it was just a nice little script to code, since the '.zip' file had to be uploaded, extracted and then each file had to be read, stripped and assigned to variables for insertion into the database.
It turned out a success, and I learned a few things in the process as well. Don't ya just love learning?
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