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Using PHP includes

Monday, October 24th, 2005 by Chris Jason

By using PHP server-side includes, you can greatly increase the scalability and ease of maintenance of your Website.

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Tips for email communication in the workplace

Sunday, October 16th, 2005 by Chris Jason

Email has become second nature for many people. While it is quick and easy to communicate with friends, family, and colleagues via email, there are several things to keep in mind when sending email in a business environment. Follow these suggestions and you’ll be less likely to be called in to your boss’ office for a “talk.”

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Redirect users to a new page with ASP

Monday, October 10th, 2005 by Chris Jason

ASP makes it easy to redirect a user to another page. This is a useful trick for redirecting users after form submissions, protecting content on your site by redirecting users to a login page, and pointing an old page address to a new one.

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String manipulation in PHP

Saturday, October 8th, 2005 by Chris Jason

The ability to manipulate string variables in PHP is extremely helpful. This tutorial will outline some of the more common situations you’ll encounter when working with PHP string variables.

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Using include files with ASP.NET

Saturday, October 1st, 2005 by Chris Jason

An ASP.NET include, or server-side include, is a plain HTML, HTML/ASP.NET, or ASP.NET-only file that sits outside of a parent Web page. The power of a simple include file is tremendous—it allows you to re-use content that will appear on multiple pages throughout your site. Instead of making the same change 100 times to update 100 pages, you could use an include, update the include file once and have the change populated across all 100 pages. Nice, huh?

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