Have you ever wanted to use the profile object in ASP.NET to store the user’s profile information for later retrieval and usage? Joydip Kanjilal shows you how to work with the authentication and profile services using Ajax. Original post: Working with Authentication and Profile Services Using Ajax

Adding to our online store, this week we cover building the product detail page and begin creating the shopping cart. More: Building an Online Shop’s Product Detail Page

Learn how to create a simple, online storefront, which can be used as a foundation to build more sophisticated online shopping carts, with PHP and MySQL. Credit:Building an online Store

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

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

This article focuses on the administration side of our banking application, covering the creation of the admin scripts and discussing how proper administration can improve performance. Read more here: Creating a Banking Application Admin Panel using Object Oriented Programming

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. Here is the original: Drupal 6.14, Introduction and Installation

This article discusses the login portion of our banking application that we created using the new Object Orientated Programming that became available in PHP 5. We will also cover some additional OOP concepts that we have not looked at yet. Excerpt from:Object Orientated Programming- The Banking Application – Login

All browsers have some kind of caching mechanism in place, but to be honest, they don’t always work. Until HTML 4, the only work around was that the user had to save each page individually. HTML 5, thankfully, provides a smarter solution. View original here: HTML 5: Offline Application Caching

Picking up where we left off, this article continues to look at the create document script, focusing on the HTML portion of the code followed by a look at the document editor script, which is at the heart of the program. Here is the original post: XML and PHP Simplified – The Createdoc.php Script

In this last article in a three-part series on Aptana Jaxer’s server-side JavaScript Application Framework, we’ll be looking at data persistence in Jaxer as we create a session variable for our blog application and move to storing the posts in a proper database. Go here to see the original: Data Persistence in Jaxer

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

The final installment of our series on User Personalization with PHP focuses on the Administration of the bookmark application. See the original post here: User Personalization with PHP: The Admin Section

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. Read the original here: User Personalization with PHP: The Home Page

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. Read more from the original source: User Personalization with PHP: User Registration