Archive for January, 2006 « Previous Entries PHP Tutorial – Lesson 11 Just make it go away! – Using the DELETE statement Tuesday, January 31st, 2006 The next of the big four SQL statements that you need to master on this long and bumpy road is the DELETE statement. At some point, a customer will leave, or an item will permanently go out of stock or some other reason will pop up where you will need to remove data that is […] Posted in Database, MySQL, PHP Class | Comments Off on PHP Tutorial – Lesson 11 Just make it go away! – Using the DELETE statement JSON – Another AJAX? Monday, January 30th, 2006 Here is an interesting article on JSON (http://www.informit.com/guides/content.asp?g=xml&seqNum=268). It has some great examples of what JSON really is and how it works. Before we go any further though, we should spend some time discussing what exactly AJAX and JSON are. AJAX is simply a new way of thinking in the JavaScript programming realm. In the […] Posted in AJAX, Java Script, JSON (JavaScript Object Notation), Tech Rambling | Comments Off on JSON – Another AJAX? There is no substitute for quality service. Thursday, January 26th, 2006 Since starting in this business many years ago, one thing has been the key to my success. Good communication with a smile. So many times we as techs get lost in our acronyms and the technical details that non techs get lost in the conversation. The ability to communicate effectively with the rest of the […] Posted in Tech Rambling | Comments Off on There is no substitute for quality service. PHP Tutorial – Lesson 10 Ooops… I messed up, can I start over? – Using the UPDATE statement Tuesday, January 24th, 2006 We always have to make changes. In fact, I think that is one of the first things that people quote as an advantage of using computers, “it’s easy to change!”. That is right up there with “these are real time savers!”. Your mileage will vary I am sure… Information in the database is easy to […] Posted in MySQL, PHP Class | Comments Off on PHP Tutorial – Lesson 10 Ooops… I messed up, can I start over? – Using the UPDATE statement PHP Tutorial – Lesson 9 Putting data in the database – Using the INSERT statement Tuesday, January 24th, 2006 Ok, take two. The web can be unreliable at times, and it is never more frustrating than when you complete an article and hit save only to have the post fail. My impatience may result in a slightly abbreviated version of the last attempt. Remember folks, always copy long articles before submitting them on the […] Posted in MySQL, PHP Class | Comments Off on PHP Tutorial – Lesson 9 Putting data in the database – Using the INSERT statement « Previous Entries

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