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The company that owns the engine behind PHP is called Zend. Find them at Zend.com The language itself is controlled by the PHP Language Group. Licensing fun over at the PHP homepage: see related link (below).
its not an company but a community.
The best place to look is the Better Business Bureau to look for a review of their company. You might also want to check out insurance review sites. http://www.insuranceusa.com/Aetna-reviews-Page-1.php
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My current role is as a senior web developer in php
By an event I assume you mean a pre determined page of code that you can run at a specific date and time. In the language PHP, the answer is no. You cannot do this. On most Linux / Unix servers that use PHP, you can create a cron job that will run your code at a given date and time. When you put in the page address, make sure you use the full root address or it will not run.
A simple approach would be to log the IP address of each visitor to your website. The IP address identifies the computer or network from where the client visited your website so you should be able to retrace each visitor. In PHP, the IP address of the client is available in the $_SERVER environment variable. $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'];
Depends on what company you work for. We can make a minimum of $50/hr.
The margins on PHP however are large and the foreign exchange company will likely be taking 20%. I would expect PHP1000 to get you about USD16.00
Answer: Php 2510% of Php 250= 10% * Php 250= 0.10 * Php 250= Php 25
PHP is open-source software, i.e. not strictly a product of any company. However, it depends greatly upon the open-source Zend Engine II. Development of both is largely driven by Zend Technologies Ltd., the enterprise of Andi Gutmans and Zeev Suraski who produced the original Zend Engine while overhauling PHP in 1999.
100 characters (I think because that is the maximum for the php _GET Mothod)