PHP for the World Wide Web - Info and Reading Options
By Larry Ullman
"PHP for the World Wide Web" was published by Peachpit Press in 2004 - Berkeley, CA, USA, it has 450 pages and the language of the book is English.
“PHP for the World Wide Web” Metadata:
- Title: PHP for the World Wide Web
- Author: Larry Ullman
- Language: English
- Number of Pages: 450
- Publisher: Peachpit Press
- Publish Date: 2004
- Publish Location: Berkeley, CA, USA
“PHP for the World Wide Web” Subjects and Themes:
- Subjects: ➤ World Wide Web - PHP - Internet - Information Technology - Internet languages - PHP (Computer program language) - Web sites - Design - Web site development - Webbdesign - PHP (Langage de programmation) - Web sites, design
Edition Specifications:
- Format: Paperback
- Pagination: xxi, 450 p. :
Edition Identifiers:
- The Open Library ID: OL3382081M - OL5740521W
- Online Computer Library Center (OCLC) ID: 847478006 - 938925332 - 696450200 - 53912785 - 297576830
- Library of Congress Control Number (LCCN): 2004555312
- ISBN-13: 9780321245656
- ISBN-10: 0321245652
- All ISBNs: 0321245652 - 9780321245656
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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- Companion Web Site
- 8- Chapter 1: Getting Started With PHP
- 9- Basic XHTML Syntax
- 10- Basic PHP Syntax
- 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- Understanding Quotation Marks
- 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- Displaying Errors
- 27- Error Reporting
- 28- The Register Globals Problem
- 29- Manually Sending Data to a Page
- 30- Chapter 4: Using Numbers
- 31- Creating the Form
- 32- Adding, Subtracting, Multiplying, and Dividing
- 33- Formatting Numbers
- 34- Incrementing and Decrementing a Number
- 35- Creating Random Numbers
- 36- Chapter 5: Using Strings
- 37- Creating the HTML Form
- 38- Connecting Strings (Concatenation)
- 39- Combating Magic Quotes
- 40- HTML and PHP
- 41- Encoding and Decoding Strings
- 42- Replacing Parts of a String
- 43- Other String Functions
- 44- Chapter 6: Control Structures
- 45- Creating the HTML Form
- 46- The if Conditional
- 47- Using Else
- 48- More Operators
- 49- Using elseif
- 50- The Switch Conditional
- 51- The For Loop
- 52- Chapter 7: Using Arrays
- 53- What Is an Array?
- 54- Creating an Array
- 55- Adding Items to an Array
- 56- Accessing Array Elements
- 57- Creating Multidimensional Arrays
- 58- Sorting Arrays
- 59- Transforming Between Strings and Arrays
- 60- Creating an Array from a Form
- 61- Chapter 8: Creating Web Applications
- 62- Creating Templates
- 63- Using External Files
- 64- Using Constatns
- 65- Working with the Date and Time
- 66- Handling HTML Forms with PHP, Revisited
- 67- Making Forms Sticky
- 68- Sending Email
- 69- Output Buffering
- 70- Manipulating HTTP Headers
- 71- Chapter 9: Cookies and Sessions
- 72- What Are Cookies?
- 73- Creating Cookies
- 74- Reading from Cookies
- 75- Adding Parameters to a Cookie
- 76- Deleting a Cookie
- 77- What Are Sessions?
- 78- Creating a Session
- 79- Accessing Sessoin Variables
- 80- Deleting a Session
- 81- Chapter 10: Creating Functions
- 82- Creating and Using Simple Functions
- 83- Creating and Calling Functions that Take Arguments
- 84- Setting Default Argument Values
- 85- Creating and Using Functions that Return a Value
- 86- Understanding Variable Scope
- 87- Chapter 11: Files and Directories
- 88- File Permissions
- 89- Writing to Files
- 90- Locking Files
- 91- Reading from Files
- 92- Handling File Uploads
- 93- Navigating Directories
- 94- Creating Directories
- 95- Reading Files Incrementally
- 96- Chapter 12: Intro to Databases
- 97- Introduction to SQL
- 98- Connecting to MySQL
- 99- MySQL Error Handling
- 100- Creating and Selecting a Database
- 101- Creating a Table
- 102- Inserting Data into a Database
- 103- Retrieving Data from a Database
- 104- Deleting Data in a Database
- 105- Updating Data in a Database
- 106- Chapter 13: Regular Expressions
- 107- What are Regular Expressions?
- 108- Matching Patterns
- 109- Using Literals
- 110- Using Metacharacters
- 111- Using Quantifiers
- 112- Using Classes
- 113- Matching and Replacing Patterns
- 114- Appendix A: Installation and Configuration
- 115- Installing on Windows 2000
- 116- Installing on Mac OS X
- 117- Using the MySQL Monitor
- 118- Creating MySQL Users
- 119- PHP Configuration
- 120- Appendix B: Resources
- 121- Online PHP Resources
- 122- Database Resources
- 123- Advanced Topics
- 124- Top Ten Frequently Asked Questions (or Problems)
- 125- Tables
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