HTTP Lessons – Lesson 1 – Overview of Basic Concepts HTTP Lessons – Lesson 2 – Architectural Aspects HTTP Lessons – Lesson 3 – Client Identity HTTP Lessons – Lesson 4 – Client Authentication Mechanisms HTTP Lessons – Lesson 5 – Security HTTP Lessons – Glossary In this article, I will introduce you to the basics of HTTP. But why HTTP? […]
Sometimes you can't use PhpMyAdmin or any other database program, and you have to use other options to load the SQL file into the database. Here, I'll explain how to load it in PHP using both the old mysql_query and the new mysqli_query. You can also find the files on my GitHub project. Here's what you need to do with both methods: With the SQL file […]
I've been waiting for this philosophy congress for a while, and today, with great curiosity, I went to METU to attend. Normally, some of my friends (like Ege) thought my presence at the philosophy congress was unusual and were surprised. They knew my stance on philosophy, but since I aim to learn all kinds of information, there's nothing unusual about it. When I arrived, I was 70 […]
I noticed some people are asking about preventing right-click access on their sites. I'll share a simple code snippet, but I want to provide some information. If you're doing this out of fear of content theft, someone with little knowledge in these matters will be able to access all your content. Page source files are eventually accessible. Let's move on to our code. Add the following script to your site: document.addEventListener(“contextmenu”, function(e){ e.preventDefault(); }, false);
In programming, conditions are used to determine which code will run if the specified conditions are true or false. If/Else/ElseIf is a construct that performs the specified action if the condition within the parentheses is true, and if it is false if it is specified again. Its syntax is as follows; if( Condition ) { operation } elseif ( Another Condition ) { operation } else { […]
What's an explorer's greatest fear? There are only two I can see. The first is the exhaustion of what the universe can discover. For an explorer, a curious person, this is like dying. Goals, purposes, everything runs out. But when it comes to the vastness of the universe, it's the fear that never crosses an explorer's mind. The second is the endless questions, the never-ending curiosity and desire to learn […]
