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CakePHP 4 Create TreeMap and HeatMap Chart Using ApexCharts
Create TreeMap and HeatMap Chart Using ApexCharts.JS in CakePHP 4
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CakePHP 4 Visualized Data Using ChartJS
This tutorial will show how to count and visualized data using ChartJS in CakePHP 4
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Misc
Print MySQL Table Description Using Command Line
This tutorial will show how to access MySQL databases and tables using the command line interface
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CakePHP 4 Log User Authentication Using Component
This tutorial will discuss how to create a user activities log using the CakePHP component. The basic activities that will be logged are the authentication method which includes the login and logout details.
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Misc
Using Font Awesome Icons in Website
This tutorial will show the basic instruction on how to implement Font-Awesome 6 into the website.
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CakePHP 4 Sending Email
Send email from CakePHP 4 using email class. This tutorial will show how to configure and send email using CakePHP 4.
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CakePHP 4 Avoid Spam Using hCaptcha
Integrate hCaptcha with CakePHP 4 to protect unauthorized data submission from bots. Preventing spam in CakePHP 4 form.
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CakePHP 4 Print Increment Number With Every Table Row
Increment number in every table row is very useful in some web application projects. This tutorial will show how to set a maximum limit of rows per page with an incrementing number in every row.
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CakePHP 4 XML SiteMap
A sitemap is a file that contains information about the site's pages, contents, and other files, as well as their relationships. This file is read by search engines like Google to crawl the site contents more efficiently. This tutorial provides an overview of how to create an XML sitemap in CakePHP...
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CakePHP 4 Audit Trail Using AuditStash Plugin
This plugin adds an "audit trail" to any of your Table classes in your application, allowing the web applications to record the creation, change, or deletion of any table's entities. In theory, it will store the old data before replacing it with the new data or content.
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