Everyone makes errors and if you use PHP you will create bugs. The purpose of this tutorial is to give an introduction to debugging using PHP. You will learn basic ways to determine where problems occur as well as functions like var_dump().

Debugging essentially means to track down an error in your code. Found a "bug" in your code? Then you need to "de-bug" it! This article will introduce you to some basic concepts such as error checking and built-in functions like var_dump() that will aid you in tracking down errors in your PHP applications. There are also many fully-fledged debugging tools for PHP that lets you set breakpoints, watch variables, and such like, but we won't be using them in this article.

In this tutorial you can learn more about Widgets with the Zend Framework and Smarty

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.

This tutorial is about writing a CMSCommunity with Smarty and the Zend Framework

What if you want to use some HTML Ajax without having to move code from the controller? The answer is that you have to be able to make instances of each controller. Start with the class you extend Zend_Controller_Action with

This tutorial is about writing a CMS Community with Smarty and the Zend Framework

Learn how to make a CMS community whith Zend Framework

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