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PHP is a server-side scripting language. It is an open source, cross platform technology (NT, Linux, UNIX), rapidly gaining popularity as a scripting language for people running dynamic websites. Using practical examples and a step by step approach, this book explains how to develop web applications using PHP. Topics include: Introduction to PHP 4; Downloading and installing PHP; Basics of HTTP and Web pages; PHP as a scripting language; PHP data types; Constants and conversions; HTML primer; Form variables; Decision making in PHP; Loops and arrays; PHP functions; Error handling in PHP; Tips on writing more maintainable code; Debugging hints; Preserving state with hidden form variables; Query strings; Cookies and PHP4 native sessions; Using PHP objects; File and directory functions; PHP database programming; Installing and using MySQL; Tutorial for SQL syntax; Querying and updating records; XML "quickstart" for PHP users; ODBC tutorial.
A book/CD-ROM guide to PHP 4 for Web developers, covering essentials for building Web applications and deploying them on leading Web servers, including Apache and Microsoft Internet Information Server. Covers PHP syntax, PHP scripts, and I/O, data, and math functions, and time, date, configuration, database, graphics, and network functions. Presents PHP at work in sample code that demonstrates sorting, searching, parsing, and string evaluation. Also gives insights into PHP 4 program design and debugging. The CD-ROM contains source code and code examples. Topics include: History and introduction to PHP; Installing PHP on Apache/Unix and IIS/NT; PHP script basics; PHP language tutorial (including data types, variables, and operators); Flow control statements; PHP functions (arguments, recursion, and dynamic function calls); I/O functions (including files and compressed files, session handling, network I/O, and FTP); Image functions.
Beginning with a review of basic Web technologies (HTML and JavaScript), the book progresses through the more complex issues of database design. Concepts covered include client-side versus server-side programming, database design and planning, SQL fundamentals, and regular expressions. PHP and ASP are then covered in detail, using readily available MySQL and Access databases. In addition, important technologies are covered, including SQL regular and left joins, form handling, passing information using query strings, cookies and session variables, and validating user input using regular expressions. With the knowledge and experience gained here, beginners will learn the fundamental concepts behind these two technologies, while more experienced developers will learn which technology works best for their specific needs. Creating Database Web Applications Using PHP and ASP teaches the fundamentals of creating complex Web applications.
PHP is a powerful, easy-to-learn scripting language, used in around 7,000,000 domains. Multi-platform and open source, when partnered with Flash it can be used to create beautiful, engaging and reactive web experiences. Topics include: Overview of PHP 4 and scripting essentials, loading external data in Flash (a registration script), PHP language fundamentals (including variables, data types, arrays), using functions (calling conventions), string handling in PHP, in-depth tutorial on PHP regular expressions, using cookies, file I/O tutorial, introduction to the MySQL database platform, basic SQL syntax tutorial, using PHP and MySQL together (a simple content management system), case study for a user poll (including administration modules), event planner scheduler application, case study for a threaded discussion Web application, reference for installing PHP and MySQL, object-oriented programming essentials in PHP, and resources for PHP.
Use this book to learn the basics of working PHP 4, one of today's most popular, cross-platform open-source scripting languages. You'll start out by creating basic PHP programs and move toward more advanced topics such as writing conditional statements, using strings, creating functions, inputting arrays, and more. Follow along with sample programs as they progress in complexity, so you won't miss a step along the way. In no time, you'll be able to use PHP as a Web development tool for e-commerce and intranet applications or for handling other tasks including network management and database administration. Informative and remarkably easy-to-follow, this instructive guide will help you master this powerful and reliable scripting language. Designed to get PHP beginners up and running quickly. PHP's real strength is as a Web development tool and can be used to create e-commerce features, intranet applications and communication programs.
This book will cover all the most important tasks related to dealing with text/strings in PHP. The core of the book will look at PHP's built in string functions and the two flavours of Regular Expressions that PHP supports. String handling functions and Regular expressions basically solve many of the problems but in a very different way. This book won't just look at how to use them but when and where each is appropriate and what affect that choice has on performance. What this book covers: Regular expressions; String functions in PHP; How PHP internally handles strings; Performance of the various string handling options in PHP; Character sets (ASCII, Unicode); String Searches. This book is aimed at PHP developers who have to deal with and manipulate strings. PHP is a web development language pure and simple, a large portion of Web programming requires strings to be handled and generated, so this skill is extremely important for PHP programmers.
Rather than providing a complete guide to the PHP language, Tansley (a systems administrator) focuses on only those aspects necessary to create dynamic web pages. Tansley prefers Linux, and anticipates mainly a Linux audience. The areas covered in the book include form processing, passing information between forms, file uploads to the web server, cookies, session management, mailing clients, database applications, and web authentication. A step-by-step guide through the basics of PHP and MySQL from the basics to advanced features. Releases of PHP up to version 4 are covered. Examples and case studies are provided which are relevant to Windows and Linux users. All components in the book are included on the supporting CD-ROM. Discover how to create dynamic webpages using PHP and MySQL. Learn essentials to PHP programming such as handling form processing, saving state, loops and arrays, strings and pattern matching, and web server variables.