Advanced PHP Query function

February 20th, 2009

PHP

Today’s web applications are becoming more and more advanced, and most of them are relying on data stored in databases. In most cases several queries have to be executed to get the initial data in the application, so a quick way to get this job done would be usefull. Thats why I’ve made this advanced PHP query function to use in my own projects, but I’m sure many of you will find it usefull too.

Some of its features are custom SQL parameters like LAST_INSERTED_ID or INSERT_ID_FROM(n), executing different queries in one line of code, quickly returning SELECT queries as arrays, returning the new ID as the query result for INSERT-statements and so on.

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Using Custom fields in WordPress to attach images or files to your posts.

February 14th, 2009

Noteworthy, PHP, Themes, Wordpress

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WordPress has introduced Custom Fields for some time now, but not many people seem to know how to use them. Today I’ll try to give you some enlightenment about this, and explain how they work or what they can be used for.

I’ve been using Custom Fields in my themes too, and have created a function which enables an unlimited amount of images, files, links, flying cows or *whatever* to be attached to your posts and pages. There are probably alot more people that can benefit from this method, so feel free to use it. I’ll explain how to do this in this post.

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Advanced PHP Query function

February 20th, 2009

PHP

Using Custom fields in WordPress to attach images or files to your posts.

February 14th, 2009

Noteworthy, PHP, Themes, Wordpress

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	Advanced PHP Query function February 20th, 2009 PHP Today’s web applications are becoming more and more advanced, and most of them are relying on data stored in databases. In most cases several queries have to be executed to get the initial data in the application, so a quick way to get this job done would be usefull. Thats why I’ve made this advanced PHP query function to use in my own projects, but I’m sure many of you will find it usefull too. Some of its features are custom SQL parameters like LAST_INSERTED_ID or INSERT_ID_FROM(n), executing different queries in one line of code, quickly returning SELECT queries as arrays, returning the new ID as the query result for INSERT-statements and so on. read more » This item was posted on February 20th in PHP. You can tell us your opinion or read what other users think of this. There are 5 replies. Using Custom fields in WordPress to attach images or files to your posts. February 14th, 2009 Noteworthy, PHP, Themes, Wordpress This article has been posted on the official WordPress Codex WordPress has introduced Custom Fields for some time now, but not many people seem to know how to use them. Today I’ll try to give you some enlightenment about this, and explain how they work or what they can be used for. I’ve been using Custom Fields in my themes too, and have created a function which enables an unlimited amount of images, files, links, flying cows or whatever to be attached to your posts and pages. There are probably alot more people that can benefit from this method, so feel free to use it. I’ll explain how to do this in this post. read more » This item was posted on February 14th in Noteworthy, PHP, Themes, Wordpress. You can tell us your opinion or read what other users think of this. There are 47 replies.