1. The very first line of the PHP script is a hashbang (also called shebang). This is a special line which identifies the file as a PHP script and specifies the path to the PHP binary. In most cases it should look like this:

   1	#!/usr/bin/php –q

   But on some occasions this just won’t work.  If it doesn’t you either have to change the path to the PHP binary or you need to use the following:

   1	#!/usr/bin/php-cli –q

   What this does is runs the PHP binary from the Command Line (cli = command line interface).

   Notes: Make sure that there are no whitespaces or blank lines before the above line as this will be sent to the mail server, which will result in a bounced message. The –q option instructs PHP not to print its version either, since this will also result in a bounced message.

2. Now that we have the first line done, we need to get the emails content.  This is accomplished using the following code below:

   1	file_get_contents('php://stdin');

   The script itself will grab the emails content using file_get_contents on php://stdin which is where the email is temporarily stored. You can then manipulate it using such functions as preg_match to grab the parts you want.

3. Now to put entire the PHP script together.  See the code below:

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   #!/usr/bin/php –q <?php $emailContent = file_get_contents("php://stdin"); mail('email@yoursite.com','Email Pipe Works!', $emailContent); ?>

   As you can tell this is just a very simple script that gets the email contents and just sends it back to you.  It just lets you know if it was successful.

4. Now upload the PHP file to your site and make sure that the script permissions are set correctly. In most cases, you would simply need to change the permissions, either via your cPanel FileManager or an FTP client and set them to 755. This will make the script executable.
   1. Now on to setting up the pipe forwarding (sending an email to our PHP script), follow the steps below:
   2. Log in to your cPanel.
   3. Click on the “Forwarders” icon, under the “Mail” tab.
   4. Click on the “Add Forwarder” button.
   5. Fill in “Address to Forward” and put the mail address you would like to pipe the messages from.
   6. Select “Pipe to a Program” and fill in the full path to the PHP script which will handle the messages.  Luckily in cPanel 11 makes this easy because it automatically puts you in your home directory. So all you need to do is just add a relative path. Click here to see the cPanel image.

I hope that this tutorial has helped you.  If you have any questions please comment below.

ActionScript

• ActionScript Cheat Sheet – Covers everything from ActionScript 2.0 to ActionScript 3.0 and Even Adobe AIR.

Ajax/JavaScript Frameworks

• Prototype Cheat Sheet – Detailed methods and properties of each of the modules within the Prototype JavaScript library.
• Scriptaculous Cheat Sheet – List of the Effects.
• MooTools Cheat Sheet – Details of the MooTools Library.
• jQuery Cheat Sheet – Details of the jQuery Library version 1.2.x.
• YUI Cheat Sheet – This cheat sheet is straight from Yahoo and the download link is at the bottom of the page or you can download the zip file here.

ASP

• ASP/VBScript Cheat Sheet – Everything you want or need to know about ASP and VBScript.

CSS

• CSS level 1 – Includes Fonts, Backgrounds, Text, Box, and Units
• CSS level 2 – Includes Box Model, Print, Fonts, Visual Effects, Pseudo Classes and Elements.
• CSS 2 Quick Reference Guide – Shows you examples on how to use a wide variety of classes
• CSS Cheat Sheet – Lists all selectors (as of CSS 2.1) and properties.
• CSS Property Index – Lists all CSS Properties Alphabetically
• CSS Shorthand Guide – A fairly detailed guide of CSS Shorthand properties

C# and VB.NET

• C# and VB.NET Comparison Cheat Sheet – Cheat sheet that highlights some key syntactical differences between C# and VB.NET.
• C# Basic Reference Sheet – A Brief Cheat sheet to give you the basics of C#.
• VB.NET Basic Reference Sheet – A Brief Cheat sheet to give you the basics of VB.NET.

C++

• C++ Cheat Sheet – This Cheat Sheet shows a list of C++ Containers
• C++ Quick Reference Sheet – Is a Basic Cheat Sheet that doesn’t go that in depth.

JavaScript

• JavaScript Cheat Sheet – The JavaScript cheat sheet is designed to act as a reminder and reference sheet, listing methods and functions of JavaScript.
• JavaScript Quick Reference – Consists of the JavaScript and Browser Objects Quick Reference.
• Regular Expressions for JavaSript – Excerpts of the VisiBone JavaScript references

SQL

• SQL Cheat Sheet – A very Basic SQL Cheat sheet but gives you all the necessary data.
• SQL Server Cheat Sheet – Cheat Sheet to Microsoft’s SQL Server.
• MySQL Cheat Sheet – A quick reference guide for MySQL, including functions (both in MySQL and PHP), data types, and sample queries.

PHP

• PHP Cheat Sheet – This is an in depth cheat sheet for PHP.
• PHP Reference Sheet – This Sheet gives you basic functions for PHP but useful.

If you have any more to add to this list than please comment below. Also if you would like other languages added please comment below

After looking for awhile for a script that will crop your image in the browser I decided to put a list together. I found various types of scripts that will accomplish this. The list below is a list of image cropping scripts.

1. cfImageCropper – This script is written in Coldfusion. The Demo of this script works very well and the code is very simple to implement.
2. jsCropper – This javascript image cropping script is based on the Prototype JavaScript framework and script.aculo.us. jsCropper is one of my favorite copping script. It is very easy to use and its a great unobtrusive script. jsCropper has tons of great features you should check it out.
3. mooImageCrop – mooImageCrop is based on the mootools framework and php. It is very easy to implement.
4. Image Crop – This is a great script written in Javascript and PHP. It requires the install of ImageMagick server component.
5. Ajax Image Editor – Is a very powerful image editor script that allows you to crop, resize, and rotate the image. It is fairly easy to implement and it isn’t written with any frameworks.
6. Flash Image Crop – Is a very nice flash image crop tool written in Actionscript and PHP. The only problem I have with this script is that you have to use the space bar to accept the cropped area and not the enter key. But overall it works very well.
7. Flash Based Cropping tool – This tool is also written in Actionscript and PHP is a very nice script. You can also resize the image with this script.
8. MooCrop -MooCrop is an Image Cropping utility that uses mootools javascript framework.  MooCrop works very fast and you can even edit the color of the mask.

As more cropping tools become available I will be adding to this list. If you have more to add now then please comment below.

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