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Topic post 02-11-2007 - 12:01
Hey, i have tried to learn php a few times in the past and your tutorials are by far the best as they take you through actualy creating a script rather than sites like w3schools which i found much harder to learn from, with this once i have the completed code i can go back and look at the code again, putting my own comments. (A LOT OF COMMENTS). the downside of this however is you don't have much tutorials, do you know where i could find more in this style?
Topic post 02-11-2007 - 13:13
Hmm our tutorials are really one of a kind, they are simpel but well explained. There should be more tutorials like this around, but we don't really read tutorials ourselfs so (at least i) we cannot say where you'll find the same style.

But just say what you'll like to learn, and i will make some time to write a nice tutorial about it.

And of course... Welcome to Combined Minds!
Topic post 03-11-2007 - 10:14
Thanks for the welcome and i would love to learn anything else in PHP really, maybe something using more functions, etc. that have not been used in the older tutorials.

This is just a sujestion and hope it's not to much trouble, thanks.
Topic post 03-11-2007 - 10:43
More like creating functions, or just often used functions?
Topic post 04-11-2007 - 00:44
Hope I'm not off-topic, but just wanted to ask if chr(12) is really a newline (email anti-spamming tutorial). ASCII hex 0A = 'n' = chr(10), does it not? Or is chr(12) in octal? (8 + 2 = 10). A carriage return = 0X0D is 13 decimal, but it would be 15 Octal.

I'm new to PHP, and not familiar with chr() function.

-- nels
Topic post 04-11-2007 - 11:41
Hehe i understand the confusion, i messed up with the tutorial i guess.. 10 is new line, and 13 is carriage return. chr() uses decimal.

Sorry

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