line 4: this snippet will produce a list of all available server variables...
line 12: // all available server variables on '.$_SERVER['HTTP_HOST'].'...
line 16: // list all available server variables...

line 15: $fits_x = (int)( $im_w /$tile_w ); // Find out how many times it fits horizontally...
line 16: $fits_y = (int)( $im_h /$tile_h ); // Find out how many times it fits vertically...
line 17: for ( $i =0;$i <= $fits_x ;$i ++) { // Loop through every time (and another, for extra space) it fits horizontally...
line 19: for ( $i2 =0;$i2 <= $fits_y ;$i2 ++) { // Loop through every time it fits vertically...

line 2: specify the filetypes allowed, the max filesize and the directory to upload the files....
line 11: // specify the filetypes allowed...
line 12: $allowed = array('image/gif','image/pjpeg','image/jpeg','image/png');...
line 23: if(in_array($HTTP_POST_FILES['userfile']['type'],$allowed))...

line 4: you get a list of all files which mach the criteria....
line 11: $allowed_types = array('png','jpg','jpeg','gif'); // list of filetypes you want to show...
line 16: if(in_array(strtolower(substr($imgfile,-3)),$allowed_types))...

line 53: // Define all available languages....
line 54: // WARNING: uncomment all available languages...

line 40: // this willl display all records in the csv file...
line 58: // this willl display all records where the value...

line 29: $char['all_but_first_char'] = substr($str,1);...
line 31: $char['all_but_last_char'] = substr($str,0,-1);...

line 3: call like "thisscript.php?get=thefile_to_download"...
line 14: each file to download must have a .txt-file called like "filename.ext.txt" in the 'counters' folder -...
line 15: call the counter e.g. like this: <? include("counters/filename.pdf.txt"); ?>...

line 1: get all information about the server the script is running on...
line 11: if you only want info about the installed modules...

line 3: Translucent text is not as simple as outlining or shadowing, but it's not particularly hard. A translucent image is just something partially invisible, or clear. This is done by drawing the image onto a buffer, editing the buffer, and then merging the buffer back onto the original image....
line 19: $color = imagecolorallocate ($new ,$r ,$g ,$b ); // Allocate this color on the buffer...

line 28: // Allocate the color on this image...
line 29: $color = imagecolorallocate ($layover ,$r ,$g ,$b );...
line 30: // Fill the image with the new color (this really isn't needed)...

line 32: document.all ? document.all(id) : null;...

line 85: preg_match_all($reg, $string, $matches);...

line 163: // Display all variables in a current session...

line 1: a class with all often used mySQL functions...

line 1: this snippet shows all characters as chr(), html-entity and URLencoded...

line 6: Place this on top of all the files and it will get your variables....

line 18: // example: show all prime numbers between $start and $end...

line 15: if (eregi("include_secure", $PHP_SELF)) echo "this file shouldn't be called like this";...

line 1: this script will detect URLs in a string and automatically create a link to this URL....

line 2: long text, especially on large screens is really hard to read....

line 2: to remove the extension just call the function with the name of the file...

line 30: "&as_qdr=all&as_nlo=&as_nhi=&as_occt=any&as_dt=i"....

line 18: <link rel=\"stylesheet\" href=\"".$css_path."\" media=\"all\">...

line 2: no - not only from the results - it's actually a full search form....

line 3: Outlining text is also fairly simple to do. If you think about it, an outline is just drawing the text left and right, above and below the main text, then drawing the main text over it. This theoretically works with every font because it moves one pixel at a time. To create an outline, you need only know the width of the outline, then write a for loop:...

line 2: perfect for an image gallery....

line 16: $prefix = 'small_'; // the prefix to be added to the original name...