jwyzk0 https://goldentabs.com/

07:51:31 AM      09-01-2018

NFFm8i https://goldentabs.com/

02:11:51 AM      08-01-2018

For building Hybrid Apps (Web apps) below mentioned softwares & technologies would be sufficient:
1. Android Studio, For Design and Development
2. Genymotion, For Displaying Virtually
3. PHP , used for Database conntction and data retrive
4  Genymotion (optional) --> I personally recommend it as the default  android emulator is too slow and this one is too fast (must for serious  app developers).
6. HTML, CSS, Ajax, Json & Javascript knowledge is must to build hybrid mobile applications.
The aforementioned softwares & technologies should be enough for anyone to develop hybrid mobile applications !!

03:13:35 PM      25-01-2016

  <?php

            $name = $_POST[\\\'name\\\'];
            $contact = $_POST[\\\'contact\\\'];
            $email = $_POST[\\\'email\\\'];
            $subject = $_POST[\\\'Subject\\\'];
            $Message = $_POST[\\\'Message\\\'];

            $mail_to=\\\"smonisbm@gmail.com\\\";
           
            $body_message = \\\'NAME \\\'.$name.\\\"\\\\n\\\";
            $body_message .= \\\'CONTACT NO: \\\'.$contact.\\\"\\\\n\\\";
            $body_message .= \\\'EMAIL ID: \\\'.$email.\\\"\\\\n\\\";
            $body_message .= \\\'MESSAGE : \\\'.$Message.\\\"\\\\n\\\";
            $headers = \\\'From: \\\'.$email.\\\"\\\\r\\\\n\\\";
            $headers .= \\\'Reply-To: \\\'.$email.\\\"\\\\r\\\\n\\\";      
            $mail_status = mail($mail_to, $subject, $body_message, $headers);

            if($mail_status)
            {
             echo \\\"<script type=\\\'text/javascript\\\'>alert(\\\'Send Successfully\\\');document.location = \\\'contact.php\\\';</script>\\\";   
            }
            else
            {
             echo \\\"<script type=\\\'text/javascript\\\'>alert(\\\'Sending Failed Please Try again.....\\\');document.location = \\\'contact.php\\\';</script>\\\";   
            }
           
        ?>

03:04:51 PM      25-01-2016

Now that we have created the account, we need to make connections to the servers for sending and receiving mail. Let\'s begin with the server for sending mail, SMTP. You should stick with the mail() function if you\'re building webmail only for your domain addresses. Otherwise, your mail very likely will end up marked as spam.

So, we let users input their preferred mail settings, store them in a database, and use fsockopen to connect to the server:

<div class=\"code\">$sh= fsockopen($server, $port, $errno, $errstr, $timeout); 
if(!$sh) {
echo \"Failed to connect to $server\". $errno . \" | \" . $errstr;
}
fwrite($sh,\"EHLO $server rn\"); //have to say EHLO as initial command when requesting authentication
fwrite($sh,\"AUTH LOGIN rn\"); //request authentication
fwrite($sh, base64_encode($user_name)\"rn\"); //both user_name and pass have to be base64_encoded
fwrite($sh, base64_encode($password)\"rn\");
fwrite($sh,\"HELO $server rn\"); //when logged in, say HELO
fwrite($sh,\"MAIL FROM: <$mail_from> rn\"); // only email address goes here, do not enter your name
fwrite($sh,\"RCPT TO: <$to> rn\"); //same here
fwrite($sh,\"DATArn\"); // message and headers go after this
fwrite($sh,\"MIME-Version: 1.0 rn\");
fwrite($sh,\"Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8 rn\");
fwrite($sh,\"To: $nameto <$to> rn\");
fwrite($sh,\"From: $namefrom <$from> rn\");
fwrite($sh,\". rn\"); //a single dot represents the end of the message
fwrite($sh,\"QUITrn\"); //close the connection</div>

You may use the server IP as well as the domain name. If you need an encrypted connection, add a tls:\\ or ssl:\\ prefix to server name. Don\'t forget that the default port number for these connections is different from the unencrypted one.

In order to track sent messages, we have to store them in a database. I suggest using one table with the following structure:

• userid
• accounted
• email_to
• name_to
• date_sent

If your users send a great number of messages per day, consider partitioning the table for better performance.

12:07:04 PM      21-11-2015

In this tutorial you will learn how to create your own PHP Web mailer. You will learn the necessary steps for creating an email account and making connections to the server protocols for sending and receiving email. You also will get a listing of PHP commands that you can use to customize the Web mailer to your specifications. Assuming you have a basic knowledge of PHP, let\\\'s begin.

First, we need to create an actual email account, which we will do by opening a URL for creating mail accounts. Mail accounts of course can be created manually through Cpanel X. You just need to enter your own cpanel username, password, domain and skin, email domain and email quota.

<div class=\"code\">$cpdomain=\'yourdomain.com\'; // without http:// and www
$cpskin=\'\'; // x3 is newest, you\'ll see it when you log in to you cp
$domain=\'\'; // this is the email domain, usually the same as cpdomain, but it can be different if you have multiple domains
$quota=\'20\'; // amount of MB available for user\'s mails 
if(!empty($username) && !empty($password)) {
$f = fopen (\"http://$cpuser:$cppass@$cpdomain:2082/frontend/$cpskin/mail/doaddpop.html?email=$username&domain=$domain&password=$password\"a=$quota\", \"r\");
if(!$f) {
die(\'Error: Cannot create email account\');
}
?> </div>

12:04:04 PM      21-11-2015

Developing a robust, interactive and engaging Web site involves many different avenues, such as interactive pop-out menu’s using dynamic JavaScript, Cascading Style Sheets (CSS), complex maps that allows visitors to rollover individual sections for detailed information, forms designed and formatted with CSS and are programmed to collect and send visitor feedback to a specified recipient. Other features could include: database driven pages that display a current member directory, a customized blog section that enables administrators to manage postings and allow random users in coordination with CAPTCHA techniques to post remarks to an article. Arguably, one of the most popular features of any database driven site is a searchable form feature that allows anyone to search for current staff members of an organization and find additional information, such as their email address or phone number.

In this article, you\'ll learn how to create a searchable form feature that will query a database table and display current staff member information. During the analysis you\'ll learn how to do the following: create a database table that will hold current staff listings, create a search form and use PHP, in coordination with Structured Query Language (SQL) to capture information entered by the visitor and append the information to display the results we want to show. Additionally, you\'ll learn about design patterns with the searchable form including security through code to ensure that only certain input is entered before performing operations on your database table and ways to pass state information through the address bar to display additional information about staff members.

11:55:21 AM      21-11-2015