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"PHP for the World Wide Web" Table Of Contents:

• 1- Introduction
• 2- What is PHP?
• 3- Why Use PHP
• 4- How PHP Works
• 5- What You’ll Need
• 6- About This Book
• 7- PHP: VQS Companion Web Site
• 8- Chapter 1: Getting Started With PHP
• 9- Basic Syntax
• 10- Sending Data to the Browser
• 11- Testing Your Script
• 12- Sending Text to the Browser
• 13- Sending HTML to the Browser
• 14- Using White Space in PHP (and HTML)
• 15- Adding Comments to Your Scripts
• 16- Chapter 2: Variables
• 17- What are Variables?
• 18- Variable Syntax
• 19- Types of Variables
• 20- Assigning Values to Variables
• 21- Predefined Variables
• 22- Chapter 3: HTML Forms and PHP
• 23- Creating a Simple Form
• 24- Using Get or Post
• 25- Receiving Data from a Form in PHP
• 26- Inputting Data Manually
• 27- Chapter 4: Using Numbers
• 28- Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing
• 29- Formatting Numbers
• 30- Incrementing and Decrementing a Number
• 31- Using Multiple Operators
• 32- Using Built-in Mathematical Functions
• 33- Chapter 5: Using Strings
• 34- Trimming Strings
• 35- Connecting Strings (Concatenation)
• 36- Encoding and Decoding Strings
• 37- Encrypting and Decrypting Strings
• 38- Pulling Out Parts from a String
• 39- Chapter 6: Control Structures
• 40- The If Conditional
• 41- More Operators
• 42- Using Else
• 43- Using Elseif
• 44- The Switch Conditional
• 45- The While Loop
• 46- The For Loop
• 47- Chapter 7: Using Arrays
• 48- Creating an Array
• 49- Adding Items to an Array
• 50- Accessing Array Elements
• 51- Sorting Arrays
• 52- Transforming Between Strings and Arrays
• 53- Creating an Array from a Form
• 54- Creating Multidimensional Arrays
• 55- Chapter 8: Regular Expressions
• 56- What are Regular Expressions?
• 57- Defining a Simple Pattern
• 58- Matching Patterns
• 59- Defining More Complicated Patterns
• 60- Matching and Replacing Patterns
• 61- Chapter 9: Creating Functions
• 62- Creating and Using Simple Functions
• 63- Creating and Calling Functions that Take Arguments
• 64- Creating and Using Functions that Return a Value
• 65- Variables and Functions
• 66- Chapter 10: Files and Directories
• 67- File Permissions
• 68- Writing to Files
• 69- Reading from Files
• 70- Directories
• 71- Handling File Uploads
• 72- Renaming and Deleting Files and Directories
• 73- Chapter 11: Databases
• 74- Connecting to and Creating a Database
• 75- Creating a Table
• 76- Sending Data to a Database
• 77- Retrieving Data from a Database
• 78- Chapter 12: Cookies
• 79- Creating and Reading from Cookies
• 80- Adding Parameters to a Cookie
• 81- Deleting a Cookie
• 82- Chapter 13: Creating Web Applications
• 83- Using include and require
• 84- Determining the Date and Time
• 85- Using http Headers
• 86- Sending Email
• 87- Chapter 14: Debugging
• 88- Common Errors
• 89- Error Reporting and Logging
• 90- Debugging Detective Work
• 91- Using the Die Statement
• 92- Appendix A: Installation and Configuration
• 93- Installing on a Linux Server
• 94- Installing on a Windows 2000 Server
• 95- Configuration
• 96- Appendix B: Security
• 97- Cryptography and SSL
• 98- Writing Secure PHP
• 99- Security Resources
• 100- Appendix C: PHP Resources
• 101- The PHP Manual
• 102- Web Sites and Newsgroups
• 103- Database Resources
• 104- Advanced Topics
• 105- Tables

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