Author:
webinfinite
Mar
27
Introduction
Back in the days of classic ASP, if you were building a database-driven web site, your choice was either to invest a lot of money to get a copy of Microsoft SQL Server (or some othe
enterprise-ready database) or invest a lot of time finding a way to deal with the performance and scalability limitations of Microsoft Access. Luckily these days there’s another viable alternative: MySQL.
Click here to get more information on how to set this up with asp.net.
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Asp.net, MySQL
Author:
webinfinite
Mar
14
Need inspiration for design? Visit this page and you will get plenty of great ideas on designs using CSS and graphics.
Some sites are even using Web 2.0. Click here to access this page.
Filed under:
CSS, Web Design
Author:
webinfinite
Mar
7

broswershots.org
So you’ve designed a website and now you want to put it online. But wait a minute, your website looks great in Internet Explorer but how does it look in web browsers such as Firefox, Opera, Safari etc..? What do you do now? Do you install all browsers known to man kind? No, there is a awesome solution which is online and free.
We use browsershots.org to get our screen shots of our work. It is easy and free to use. All you have to do is enter your website address in the url “Enter URL Here:” section and select all the browsers you want to use to test your website. Within a few minutes, after you submit your site for testing, you should start to see some images of your site. It’s a great site for web developers and we recommend you use it.
Filed under:
CSS, HTML, Web Design
Author:
webinfinite
Mar
4
A PHP switch statement is almost like an IF statement except it is good to use a switch statement when you want to compare many results on the same variable.
Example with integer.
Example with a string.
<?php
switch ($i) {
case "eagle:
echo "i is eagle";
break;
case "hawk":
echo "i is hawk";
break;
case "blue jay":
echo "i is blue jay";
break;
}
?>
Author:
webinfinite
Mar
3
There are over 700 functions available in php and below I will show you how to create you own function. Functions all start with the word function(). Here are some things to remember
- name your functions based on what a function does
- { start your function
- put your code
- } end your function
- call your function
<?php function fullname($firstname){ // Start your function with an appropriate function name
// Put your code
$last_name = “Smith”;
$full_name= $first_name . ” ” . $last_name;
return $full_name;
} // end your function
<?PHP echo fullname(Joe); ?> //Calling this function will display Joe Smith
Author:
webinfinite
Mar
2
So you want to separate your string using explode or join your string using implode in vb.net? Explode/implode are functions of the php environment and do not exist in asp.net therefore you must use the split() function to get your results for explode and join() for implode.
Split() Example
mystring = “hello;sir;how are you”;
arrayData=mystring.Split(mystring
,”;”)
Result
arrayData(0) would equal “hello”
arrayData(1) would equal “sir”
arrayDate(2) would equal “how are you”
Dim JoinArray(3)
JoinArray(0) = "Welcome"
JoinArray(1) = "to"
JoinArray(2) = "Web Infinite"
Dim strSentence as String
strSentence = join(JoinArray)
Result
strSentence would equal to “Welcome to Web Infinite”
Filed under:
Asp.net, PHP
Author:
webinfinite
Mar
1

HTML tutorials at w3schools.com
Want to learn how to build a basic website? Than you need to learn HTML. Sure there are some programs out there that can make websites for your however these programs can also cause your website to not perform the way you want it to.
My advice is to go learn HTML and the best place to learn it is online. You can learn HTML for free at w3schools.com. I have to say I am pretty experienced in HTML however even I have to go there at times to learn new advancements. Click here to visit w3schools.com.