You would be surprised how many larger websites use these functions

Learn how to Show Date and Time using PHP

Learn how to display date and time

Learn how to How to convert date to time and back

Discusses the uses of the date function, showing examples of how to implement parameters, how to literally process characters within it, and more. Concludes with a list of most date function parameters, descriptions of what they output and examples.

With PHP's date function you format timestamps, so they are more human readable. The following tutorial will teach you how to display the current time, formating PHP's timestamp, and show you all the various date arguments for reference purposes.

Dates can be hard to work with in PHP, here we learn you the simple way of getting yesterdays date (and other dates relative to today)

In this tutorial you will learn you how to create a simple count down system.

A brief tutorial containing how to information on Comments, Variables, Predefined $_GET Variable, Basic Math, Exponents, If Statements, Else Statements, Isset, Echo Function, Including HTML inside of PHP.

Learn how to use PHP functions with this basic guide

A collection of 18 FAQs on connecting to MS SQL Server with PHP scripts

This tutorial is about Managing Tables and Data Rows

This tutorial is about PHP Random Functions

A function in its simplest form is a set of instructions. Learn the basics in this tutorial.

Learn How To Create User Functions

This tutorial is a PHP string functions summary

Arrays can be extremely useful. It's just when someone asks in what instance would you use an array, I end up being quite stumped to give a decent example. The truth is that arrays are used everywhere, from returning information from a database table, or storing models for your code. They come in a few forms: basic arrays or numeric arrays, multidimensional arrays and associate arrays.

Sometimes we need to create functions that require an indefinite and variable amount of arguments. Creating a function to cater for these arguments may seem straight-forward; I've seen several people who have created functions with five or so arguments and if they required a sixth argument at any stage during their project's development, they added the sixth argument to the function and carried on as normal.

In this tutorial the author will be going through a very simple XSL using the XML data produced from part one

This tutorial is going to help you about Creating Your Own Functions