We were recently tasked with the redesign of a fairly large intranet application which used Microsoft Active Directory for user authentication.
The vast majority of PHP sites are built using a LAMP setup. For the uninitiated, this indicates a server running a Linux operating system, Apache web server software, a MySQL database, and the PHP development language. There are several reasons why this set of software is so popular, but the key ones are cost (free), security, reliability, and a wide open-source development community.
I have updated the previous review of ANHosting due to a recent rash of downtime. Please see the update at the end of that post for full details.
We launched a rather large e-commerce site recently, and one of their requirements included a report that allowed administrators to mark purchases as processed -- the client had a much larger donor management system that was separate from the website's database and needed to make sure that orders were rec
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