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today i’ll be talking about how to export / import your Excel file into you your database using the PHP and the CSV file format.
First of all we need an Excel file with our data.

Every row of the excel file should be the same format as the previous row (so that we can make our life easier), for example if we want to import a excel file with name/url addres corresponding to this name we should have our excel file in a format like this:

After u have the file in this excel format u should hit -> File -> Save as -> CSV (Comma Delimited) or more ofter its Called “Comma Separated Values”. For the comma separator use “;” if it asks you. So after you save the file in the CSV file format you should have something like this after you open the file with notepad etc.:

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for everybody who is just starting to learn about the SSL оpportunities that you have with Open SSL (tool) and the mod_ssl for Apache for securing your site. The simplest and fastest thing that you can do is to create a self-signed certificate, after you generate a free RSA key :). Don’t worry it’s not so sophisticated as it sounds actually it’s pretty easy. You can read more on the link below

Securing an Apache 2 Web server can be an intimidating prospect for those new to secure sockets layer (SSL) certificates. However, this need not be the case. SSL secures Web server to Web browser connections. Read on to better understand SSL certificates, learn how to set them up on Apache and launch your SSL-enabled site.

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I may be a girl but you are noob

Don’t forget it or ur girlfriend will be really mad at you
And for all bulgarians happy Baba Marta with some delay (for all that don’t know what “Baba Marta” is - the chick below is one of the Baba Marta’s work girls - something like the Santa Claus and his work elfs
so enjoy

Hello everybody it’s been a while since my last post, i actually almost forgot that i have a blog just kiddin doll anyway - from now on there will be every day updates on the topics that you are interested the most
And now let’s get to the point…
For everybody that uses Apache/Php/Mysql or Xampp under Windows is good to have a repository server to store their projects, update and commit their work etc.

I’ve been using so far SVN server that you can install directly with your current Apache configuration, but to do so you have to install svn server, modify the httpd.conf to set up the SVN directory, and then write some lines in the cmd window so that you can create a service which is able to start the svn daemon automatically, so that you dont have to start it everytime you want to use it
if you are interested to do the thing the hard way - be my guest :), follow the tutorials in the URLs below and you should be fine

• http://life.mysiteonline.org/archives/67-Installing-and-Setting-up-Subversion-SVN-Under-Windows-XP.html

• http://lifehacker.com/software/top/hack-attack-how-to-set-up-a-personal-home-subversion-server-188582.php

However recently i updated to Windows 7 ( win7 ) beta 7022 which is actually pretty stable OS, and behaving much better than the shity Vista :P. So i had to reinstall the SVN all over again, which if you are lazy person can be pretty boring:)

So i found the Visual SVN Sever:

http://visualsvn.com/server/

after some searching i found pretty damn good easy to understand tutorial in which even if you havent using it before, most probably you will get everything on

so - check it here

http://rajibmahmud.wordpress.com/2009/01/09/work-with-visual-svn-server-tortoise-svn/

the Visual SVN will create separate apache process and will manage your repository via https (you have to write https://server-name/main-repository-name/your-project:port) insted of svn://server/project-name but i guess it’s ok cuz almost everything is done automaticaly. The only thing you have to config are the User rights and passwords etc

Developers can use LINQ with any data source. They can express efficient query behavior in their programming language of choice, optionally transform/shape data query results into whatever format they want, and then easily manipulate the results. LINQ-enabled languages can provide full type-safety and compile-time checking of query expressions, and development tools can provide full intellisense, debugging, and rich refactoring support when writing LINQ code.

http://weblogs.asp.net/scottgu/archive/2007/05/19/using-linq-to-sql-part-1.aspx

http://www.smashingmagazine.com/2007/01/26/tutorials-round-up-ajax-css-javascript-php-mysql-and-more/
AJAX provides Web developers with plenty of opportunities to enhance the user experience and improve the performance of their websites. There are countless ways that AJAX can be used, and fortunately there are plenty of good and useful AJAX tutorials out there to help you with your own implementation.

This post serves as a collection of useful tutorials on working with AJAX in a wide variety of ways. You’ll find tutorials on working with forms, building shopping carts, creating chat features, working with log-ins and usernames and much more.