In part 3 of the Globalize your Web Applications series, we’ll be exploring PHP’s I18N_Number and I18N_Currency classes, both of which are part of the I18N Libraries.
More here: Globalize your Web Applications: PHP’s Locale Formatting Classes

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Using language-specific locale features allows your applications to support many different locales, regardless of the settings on the computer, which runs the application. Today’s article takes a look at date formatting considerations in PHP.
Excerpted from:Globalize your Web Applications: Working with Dates in PHP

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In the modern globalized economy, it behooves us to think of other nationalities when we develop our websites and applications. This article is the kickoff for a series that discusses the ramifications of globalization on our websites and applications. Today’s article will deal with locales and their implementation in the PHP language.
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Drupal provides developers with a database-driven CMS that comes “out-of-the-box” with many often-requested features. This article walks you through the installation process and showcase some of the out-of-the-box features that make Drupal so popular.
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Our last article discussed the withdraw script that enables a customer to make a withdrawal from an account of their choice. This installment explores the mechanisms behind making a deposit into an account.
Read more here: Creating a Banking Application Deposit Script

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This article explores the new Object Oriented Programming that became available in PHP 5. Get some hands-on experience as we create an application demonstrating the concepts.
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This article explores the new Object Orientated Programming that became available in PHP 5. Get some hands-on experience as we create an application demonstrating the concepts.
Read more here: Object Orientated Programming- The beginning

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Building on previous installments, this article walks you through building an application that enables you to work with XML documents.
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Part 3 of this series covers how to format XML documents in web browsers and how to parse or read them using PHP strings and functions.
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J. Leidago Noabeb explores the relationship between XML,PHP and MYSQL including a brief look at the Document Object Model.
Credit:XML and PHP Simplified - XML,PHP and the Database

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J. Leidago Noabeb simplifies and demystifies the use and application of XML and the DOM.
See the rest here: XML and PHP Simplified

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This article explores some of the new data filtering functions that became available in PHP 5.
More here: Data Filtering with PHP

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User Personalization with PHP” examines the last scripts that make up the main section of the application. In particular, it covers how to add , remove and change bookmark information.
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Learn how to build an online bookmark system. By creating your own, you have full control over your application, which allows you to tweak it to suit your needs.
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Part four of our series on building an online bookmark system covers the registration script, which is responsible for admitting new users to our system.
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