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If you can copy and paste into HTML and you can follow simple instructions...

You Can Learn Interactive PHP!

This incredible book by Robert Plank takes you step by step, teaching you how to:
  • Easily personalize your pages.
  • Make easy .htaccess code for yourself.
  • Code games, quizzes & other lead-building tools.
  • Create an autoresponder.
  • Mix JavaScript with PHP for a powerful combination.
Why learn PHP? There are plenty of coders on the Internet. If you don't mind shoveling out $125 an hour to a complete stranger.
There are thousands of PHP scripts available for free... if you can figure out how to install them. Install instructions on some of those things are so strange, I feel like I need a lawyer just to understand them.
Not to burst any bubbles, but any good American programmer is going to get an amazing job right now, even in this economy.
In the next 5-10 years, 1.5 million related jobs will be opening up, in large part due to retirements. How many enrolled computer science majors across the United States? About 2500.
See the supply and demand issue?
Starting salary for a masters degree holder in computer science at Google... over $120,000 a year.
I can't figure out why more people don't study it.
Dan Grossman
DanGrossman.info
This book is fun! Instead of taking a drab "textbook-style" approach to the language — where you might have to get yourself halfway through the darned book just to create something interesting — you start taking in useful info on chapter one, page one.
This e-book is written in plain English. You don't need a 4-year degree in computer science to understand it.
If you want something done right, do it yourself.  





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These simple tutorials can save you hundreds of dollars when you want something that makes your website stand out. You can do it yourself. You really can.
I just finished looking through your ebook "Simple PHP". All I can say is incredible. I wish that there was a book around like this 2 or 3 years ago.
As a website designer (not programmer) I would have to farm out different parts of my contracts to the programmers. Well, with the exception of the very complex jobs, those days are over.
Jeff Carter
Editor, "Home-Marketing-Center.com"
Robert makes it so easy, that it feels like he is sitting right there with you and helping when you need help. It is that easy.
Teresa King
Author, "Autoresponder Secret Courses"
The tutorials are great. I used to keep up with web design and have gotten far behind on it since my kids were born, so I am lagging by two years. All the good stuff passed me by and your writings are tremendous. Please keep it up!
Angela Rock
Webmaster, "ebooks-and-ezines.com")
Gary Harvey Really appreciate the PHP series.
Please continue them, Robert.




Gary Harvey
Editor, "eProfitNews.com"
Robert Puddy


I am a PHP dummy.
I have a lot of sites on the net and make a living in internet marketing and have always had to pay someone like Robert to build and make alterations to my sites so the simplicity of some of the functions in the ebook took me by surprise.
Example: chapter one which deals with peronalising web pages was such a doddle to achieve, and personalising a web page with someones name is probably the single most profitable change you can make to any ad copy.
People just sit up and take notice when they see their name in print, they get drawn in that much quicker and sales conversion always go up when this type of personalisation is used. Knowing how simple this is to do is the first step in saving me a great deal of time (and Money) and helping me to increase my earnings on line.
Chapter 2 threw me entirely into a spin, as an online businessman the biggest worry is the unsavoury element searching out the url to my product download pages and stealing my products. But here was a simple and profitable solution.
Profitable because now not only could I protect my download page but I had a reason to collect the customers email address, an email address was required in order to receive the password needed to access the download page.
No customer is going to object to handing over his/her email in order to receive a product they just paid for, and the second most important thing to achieve after the sale is to get their email address some how this nifty bit of php coding achieves both security of product and gathers their email address.
Im busy learning some of the other chapters, to find more gems.
Robert Puddy
AdvertisingKnowHow.com

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PalmPilot's popularity is growing and with over a million units sold, the Palm OS dominates the hand-held market. Wired has astutely described Palm's position in a recent article: "On its way to becoming the bestselling hand-held computer of all time, the 3Com PalmPilot has spawned an intense, emotional, and fanatical developer following not seen since the glory days of the Mac." (Wired, 20 Feb. 98). Palm Programming should be eagerly accepted by programmers because the authors worked closely with Palm to ensure that the book is tailored exactly to the needs of the ever-growing group of Palm developers. As nothing but some piecemeal documentation exists currently, this book provides a much needed solution to the Palm developers. In fact, Palm uses this book as their official developer's guide and will be using it in the future as a key part of their training materials for developers. There are currently no books on Palm programming (and we know of none that are planned). The only way to learn is by using the reference material published by Palm (available freely on their Web site), the tutorial they provide, or various Palm programming FAQs compiled by third parties. Palm Programming shows intermediate to experienced C programmers how to build a Palm application from the ground up. Using an easy-to- understand tutorial approach, this book gives readers everything necessary to create a wide range of Palm applications and conduits, from simple scripts through full-blown applications, and in the process provides thorough coverage of Palm programming. It includes a CD-ROM (Macintosh and Windows compatible) with the full source code to the examples in the book, a trial version of Palm's Software Development Kit, and third-party developer tools, including Metrowerks' CodeWarrior Lite programming kit. Outline Part 1: Overview of Palm OS and devices Chapter 1: The Palm Solution Chapter 2: Developing for Palm OS Chapter 3: Designing a solution Part 2: Programming for the handheld Chapter 4: Structure of an Application Chapter 5: Forms and Form Objects Chapter 6: Databases Chapter 7: Menus Chapter 8: Extras Chapter 9: Communications Chapter 10: Debugging Part 3: Programming for the desktop: conduits Chapter 11: Getting started with conduits Chapter 12: Uploading and Downloading Data Chapter 13: Two-way Syncing Appendix: Where to go from here

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