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in this 7th part of this tutorial series about PHP object oriented programmig, we will add a very important part of any website, an input field to search the website, in this particular website the input search field will help us search the wallpapers and we will add an autocomplete component using jquery-ui

At this point we will start adding some HTML code to our website. and our website will start looking beautiful little by little as we add more features to it

We will use the MySQL function TIMESTAMPDIFF, the process is simple enough : we check the difference between the last time a user identified by its IP adress viewed our page and the current time, if the said difference is greater than a defined value, we increment the view.

A Tag cloud is a section of your website that shows a cluster of words that are different in size according to how many times they appear in your website.

For a Blog or any website to thrive and grow, it must have a way to interact with its visitors, to get their opinions, expectations and criticism. And what a better way to do all this than a section for comments for the visitors and customers to express their opinions and make their voice heard.

We will decide how our website will Handle the URLS, to comply with Google recommendations for building the urls, we will not use GET parameters, instead we will build our own logic to handle the parts of our URLS

Every php file you create must be included at some point before you use it. but as the website becomes bigger and the number of files increases, it becomes extremely difficult to keep track of the files. if you can't organize your code you might find yourself including the same file multiple times. and the code itself will look ugly and might not be resources friendly

in this 3rd part of our series of tutorials about php programming language, now we are starting to fetch data from our database and we are getting closer to a functioning website.

In this tutorial we will make a class that will make the connection to our sql server. and all other classes will inherit it and extend it for more features. For all our database operations we will use prepared statements as they are more secure against mysql injection.