Setup your own RSS feed that pulls data from your PHP/MySQL-driven web site. Use PHP to create the XML/RSS document RSS Readers require to inform visitors of your web site database's content updates.
Using Ajax, this script makes it easy to display RSS feeds from other sites inside DIV containers, by communicating with a versatile PHP RSS parser called Simplepie. Each RSS box can be independently tailored, from the RSS feed to fetch, how many items to show (and whether to paginate them), to what portions of each entry (just the "title", or "title" plus "description" etc) to display.
Ever need to create a dynamic rss feed but don't know how to? This short and easy tutorial will show you exactly how in seconds, along with how to dynamically alter the RSS feed through the query string
In this tutorial I will show you how you can create a small and simple PHP script to log your visitors activity into a file. You just need to add 1 line to each of your page to enable logging and the statistics will be collected in a html file so you don't have to setup any database for this task.
It's nice to know how many visitors your site gets. To get you started I show you how to log statistics of all your visitors, in a simple way. The log will be saved in a text file.
A simple service for geolocation of visitors. No databases equired. Instead, info is stored in individual files. General database is available, or databases to identify visitors from specific countries. Sample code to use the database is provided.
There are many different traffic analysis tools, ranging from simple counters to complete traffic analyzers. Although there are some free ones, most of them come with a price tag. Why not do it yourself? With PHP, you can easily create a log file within minutes. In this article I will show you how!
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