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17th January
2012
written by Lalit Navani

Form ValidationFORM VALIDATION WITH DREAMWEAVER

In this tutorial you will learn how to validate a comment form, in the process you will also learn various form objects. This example was created in Dreamweaver 8.0. If you have other version the steps may vary.

From the dreamweaver insert panel select the forms

14th January
2012
written by Lalit Navani

Hard Disk MaintenanceTaking care of your hard disk is important because this is the place where all the data is stored and once the hard disk crashes or forms bad sector ( coming to that latter ) the data in most cases is not recoverable. Imagine years of hard work down the drain in a matter of seconds. There are data

30th July
2011
written by Lalit Navani

Windows ALT key codes

Windows ALT key symbols

Do you need to insert currency, maths, accents or other symbols very often? Then look no further. Below mentioned are some of the most frequently used symbols. To insert them in your document place your cursor at the desired location and tap the relevant

16th July
2011
written by Lalit Navani

Photoshop - text effect

Create text flame effect in Photoshop

Here is a simple tutorial that will teach you how to create text on flames. Once again the steps involved are few and the effect amazing.

Start with a new document. ( ctrl + N ) and set the dimensions as per your requirement. Set

30th June
2011
written by Lalit Navani

PHP - MySQL Display RecordsCreate a database named gallery. Create a table named details. Create three fields – city, area and name. You can create your own fields / field names if you want. Allocate proper data type to individual fields. A data type specifies what type of data the column will hold.

29th June
2011
written by Lalit Navani

PHP - Banner RotationNeed a simple php banner rotation script for your website?

Here is the code.

<?php

$Ad[1] = ‘path to banner image one’;

$Ad[2] = ‘path to banner image two’;

$Ad[3] = ‘path to banner image three’;

$adTotal =

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27th June
2011
written by Lalit Navani

PHP - Part II - VariablesWhat are variables?

Variables are containers that hold data. Once declared they can be accessed at any point in a script, making them extremely useful.

The naming convention

A variable name always starts with a dollar $ symbol. A

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