The basic concept in ExpressionEngine is that of a template. Go to any ExpressionEngine powered website and you will undoubtedly be looking at a template. Templates are what the outside world sees. At its most basic, a template in ExpressionEngine is a HTML (or CSS or JavaScript) file. If we wanted to, we could use a template exactly like a HTML file, without any problems. We could create an entire website without ever using any other part of ExpressionEngine. At the end, you will have a completely working weblog, and a great understanding of how you can use HTML and CSS in templates.

the beginners guide to loading external content

Today I will try to explain how to train and untrain units, which user will use to attack others or defend himself

Learn how to Create a basic bad words filter system in PHP

This tutorial is going to help you to learn more about XML (It is a good format to store and share any kind of data)

We complete our description of the shopping components of the winestore by outlining the ordering and shipping modules in this tutorial.

Today I'll introduce you to CodeIgniter, a framework that does all three. CodeIgniter is an MVC application framework for PHP that gives you a consistent structure for your application, takes care of common tasks and helps you implement complex functionality with minimal effort.

Today the author will try to explain how to create Bank structure, which would allow us to make more money per turn.

In part 1 of this series you could download the whole source which this tutorial is based on. This part and subsequent parts will make use of that source

Learn how to use the PEAR HTML_Template_IT Package to create a templating system for your website using PHP and HTML

This tutorial is about reloading Your php.ini File with IIS 6 Manager

This tutorial is about Setting Up A Shopping Cart System Using PHP

This tutorial is about Getting .htaccess to work on AppServ in Windows

Many PHP applications require the ability to send emails nowadays from simple plain-text emails confirming a registration to advanced HTML newsletters. PHP allows us to send emails using the mail() function but this can quickly get complex when you begin to add HTML, attachments and different character encoding.