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About: digifuzz

John is a web-developer by day, dashing, handsome, and death-defying super-hero by night. Based out of Silver Spring, MD, he does his best to make things do things other than the things they were supposed to on a daily basis, in the process, making the world a better place.

5 Most Recent Posts by digifuzz


Mimic AJAX Form Posts with PHP, Javascript, and Cookies

I was recently reading various articles on how to load external pages using javascript and loading the results into a container div, mimicing that aspect of AJAX requests. But the main complaint I read was… (continue reading) »

Written on July 15, 2007 at 3:45 pm
Categories: AJAX, Javascript, Php

Preventing SQL Injection with PHP

SQL Injection. We’ve all heard the term. But what exactly is it? Sounds dirty and vile… or maybe something you get at the doctor’s office. A new type of plastic surgery maybe? Well, let’s find… (continue reading) »

Written on July 12, 2007 at 7:49 pm
Categories: Php, Security, SQL

Imagining the Tenth Dimension

I dont know how many of you have seen this video, but I thought it worthwhile to share, just in case you hadn’t. Based on the book “Imagining the tenth dimension”, by Rob Bryanton, you… (continue reading) »

Written on July 12, 2007 at 7:31 am
Categories: Science, Videos

PHP/AJAX – Instant DB Query and Results

This tutorial will teach you how to use PHP and the XMLHttpRequest object [AJAX] to query a database for a value and display a result on the screen without having to refresh the page. In… (continue reading) »

Written on July 10, 2007 at 8:00 pm
Categories: AJAX, Php

Simple Link Tracking with PHP – Part I

This little tutorial will teach you how to create a simple out-going link tracker in PHP. One of our clients had a rotating-advertisement script we had set him up with, and they decided they wanted… (continue reading) »

Written on July 10, 2007 at 7:10 am
Categories: Php