Essential PHP fast: building dynamic web sites with MySQL
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Beschreibung: | XI, 249 S. graph. Darst. : 24 cm |
ISBN: | 1852335785 |
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adam_text | CONTENTS 1. INTRODUCTION ........................................ 1
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
2 WHY PHP AND MYSQL?
........................................................................................................
2 IS THIS BOOK FOR YOU?
...........................................................................................................
3 HOW TO USE THIS BOOK
.........................................................................................................
4 2. CREATING A TYPICAL PHP DEVELOPMENT ENVIRONMENT
.......................................... 7 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
8 WEB BROWSER
......................................................................................................................
8 WEB
SERVER.........................................................................................................................
10 PHP
....................................................................................................................................
15 TEXT EDITOR
..........................................................................................................................
15 DATABASE
............................................................................................................................
16 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
16 3. INTRODUCING PHP .................................... 17
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
18 A SIMPLE HTML
DOCUMENT..................................................................................................
18 FIRST PHP
SCRIPT...................................................................................................................
19 THE HISTORY OF
PHP..............................................................................................................
22 STATIC AND DYNAMIC WEB
PAGES...........................................................................................
22 HOW IS PHP DIFFERENT?
........................................................................................................
23 FORMATTING PHP INSTRUCTIONS
..............................................................................................
25 JUMPING IN AND OUT OF PHP
................................................................................................
25 ECHO AND PRINT STATEMENTS
.................................................................................................
26 COMMENT STATEMENTS
........................................................................................................
27 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
28 4. VARIABLES: INTEGER AND FLOATING-POINT DATA TYPES
.............................................. 31 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
32 WHAT IS A VARIABLE?
.............................................................................................................
32 ASSIGNING A VARIABLE BY VALUE
.............................................................................................
33 ASSIGNING A VARIABLE BY REFERENCE
......................................................................................
34 DIFFERENT TYPES OF VARIABLES
................................................................................................
36
INTEGERS..............................................................................................................................
37 FLOATING-POINT NUMBERS
.....................................................................................................
39 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
41 5. VARIABLES: STRINGS ................................ 43
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
44 SINGLE QUOTED
STRINGS.........................................................................................................
44 DOUBLE QUOTED STRINGS
.......................................................................................................
45 VARIABLES IN
STRINGS.............................................................................................................
46 JOINING STRINGS
...................................................................................................................
47 REFERENCING CHARACTERS IN A
STRING......................................................................................
48 STRING LENGTH
.....................................................................................................................
50 CONVERTING
STRINGS..............................................................................................................
51 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
53 6. ACCESSING ENVIRONMENT AND PHP VARIABLES
................................................ 55 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
56 PREDEFINED
VARIABLES...........................................................................................................
56 ENVIRONMENT
VARIABLES........................................................................................................
57 PHP VARIABLES
.....................................................................................................................
60 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
61 7. INVESTIGATING EXPRESSIONS, OPERANDS AND OPERATORS
.................... 63 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
64
EXPRESSIONS.........................................................................................................................
65 OPERATORS
...........................................................................................................................
66
OPERANDS............................................................................................................................
66 ARITHMETIC
OPERATORS..........................................................................................................
67 THE ASSIGNMENT
OPERATOR...................................................................................................
68 BIT MANIPULATION OPERATORS
................................................................................................
70 COMPARISON OPERATORS
........................................................................................................
73 THE CONDITIONAL OPERATOR
...................................................................................................
73 INCREMENT AND DECREMENT
OPERATORS..................................................................................
74 LOGICAL
OPERATORS................................................................................................................
76 OPERATOR PRECEDENCE
..........................................................................................................
77 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
79 8. CONTROLLING THE FLOW OF CONTROL .. 81 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
82 SEQUENCE, SELECTION AND ITERATION
......................................................................................
82 ESSENTIAL PHP FAST VIII THE IF
STATEMENT.................................................................................................................
84 THE ELSE
STATEMENT.............................................................................................................
85 THE ELSEIF STATEMENT
..........................................................................................................
87 THE WHILE
LOOP...................................................................................................................
88 THE DO WHILE LOOP
..............................................................................................................
90 THE FOR LOOP
.......................................................................................................................
91 NESTED
LOOPS......................................................................................................................
94 BREAKING OUT OF LOOPS
........................................................................................................
96 THE CONTINUE STATEMENT
.....................................................................................................
97 THE SWITCH STATEMENT
........................................................................................................
98 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
101 9. INTERACTING WITH THE USER ................ 103 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
104 PHP AND
FORMS...................................................................................................................
104 SIMPLE FORM PROCESSING
.....................................................................................................
104 GET AND POST METHODS
......................................................................................................
107 COMBINING PHP AND
FORMS.................................................................................................
107 RETAINING FORM FIELD
DATA..................................................................................................
110 INTERACTING WITH A PHP APPLICATION
....................................................................................
113 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
115 10. ARRAYS .................................................... 117
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
118 SINGLE-DIMENSIONAL ARRAYS
.................................................................................................
118 MULTI-DIMENSIONAL
ARRAYS...................................................................................................
121 ARRAYS AND THE FOREACH
LOOP...............................................................................................
125 STRINGS AND ARRAYS
..............................................................................................................
126 COMBINATION
ARRAYS............................................................................................................
127 MANIPULATING ARRAYS AT RUN TIME
.......................................................................................
129 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
131 11. THE MYSQL DATABASE MANAGEMENT SYSTEM
.................................................... 133 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
134 WHAT IS
MYSQL?..................................................................................................................
134 STARTING THE DATABASE
........................................................................................................
135 CREATING A DATABASE
...........................................................................................................
136 DROPPING A DATABASE
..........................................................................................................
139 HIDING THE WINMYSQLADMIN APPLICATION
...........................................................................
140 CREATING DATABASE
TABLES....................................................................................................
140 CONTENTS IX SELECTING A MYSQL DATABASE
..............................................................................................
142 CREATING DATABASE TABLES FROM A DUMP
FILE........................................................................
145 DROPPING MYSQL DATABASES AND TABLES
..............................................................................
147 QUITTING MYSQL
..................................................................................................................
147 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
147 12. ACCESSING MYSQL DATABASES USING
PHP............................................................ 149
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
150 A SIMPLE PHP SCRIPT TO DISPLAY DATABASE
RECORDS...............................................................
150 ACCESSING MULTIPLE RECORDS BY RECORD NUMBER
.................................................................. 153
ACCESSING MULTIPLE RECORDS BY COLUMN
NAME.....................................................................
154 CHECKING FOR THE EXISTENCE OF RECORDS
................................................................................
156 SEARCHING FOR SPECIFIC RECORDS
............................................................................................
157 USING HYPERLINKS TO SELECT
RECORDS....................................................................................
159 USING A FORM TO SELECT RECORDS
..........................................................................................
161 USING A FORM TO SEARCH ON DIFFERENT FIELDS
.........................................................................
163 ADDING RECORDS
..................................................................................................................
166 DELETING RECORDS
................................................................................................................
169 UPDATING RECORDS
...............................................................................................................
171 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
173 13. IMPLEMENTING FUNCTIONS...................... 175 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
176 ADVANTAGES OF FUNCTIONS
....................................................................................................
176 A SIMPLE FUNCTION
..............................................................................................................
177 MORE POWER TO FUNCTIONS: USING
ARGUMENTS.......................................................................
180 FUNCTIONS WITH MULTIPLE PARAMETERS
..................................................................................
182 FUNCTIONS AND LOCAL
VARIABLES.............................................................................................
184 ARGUMENTS PASSED BY
VALUE................................................................................................
185 ARGUMENTS PASSED BY
REFERENCE.........................................................................................
186 DEFAULT ARGUMENT VALUES
...................................................................................................
188 RETURNING A VALUE FROM A FUNCTION
.....................................................................................
189 FUNCTION CALLS WITHIN FUNCTIONS
.........................................................................................
192 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
194 14. COOKIES .................................................. 195
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
196 LIMITATIONS OF COOKIES
........................................................................................................
196 SETTING A COOKIE
.................................................................................................................
196 VIEWING A
COOKIE................................................................................................................
198 DELETING A COOKIE
...............................................................................................................
199 ESSENTIAL PHP FAST X USING COOKIES TO PERSONALIZE PAGES
....................................................................................
199 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
201 15. FILE HANDLING ........................................ 203
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
204 OPENING A FILE
....................................................................................................................
204 CLOSING A FILE
......................................................................................................................
205 READING CHARACTERS FROM A
FILE...........................................................................................
206 THE END OF FILE FUNCTION
.....................................................................................................
209 READING LINES FROM A FILE
...................................................................................................
209 READING A REMOTE FILE
.......................................................................................................
211 WRITING TO A
FILE..................................................................................................................
213 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
214 16. CLASSES AND OBJECTS ............................ 215
INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
216 A SIMPLE CLASS
....................................................................................................................
217 ACCESSING AN OBJECT*S
VARIABLES...........................................................................................
220 MULTIPLE OBJECTS OF A
CLASS..................................................................................................
222 CONSTRUCTORS
.......................................................................................................................
224 ARRAYS OF OBJECTS
................................................................................................................
225 OBJECTS IN
OBJECTS...............................................................................................................
226
INHERITANCE.........................................................................................................................
230 SUMMARY
...........................................................................................................................
233 17. FURTHER INFORMATION RESOURCES ...... 235 INTRODUCTION
.......................................................................................................................
236 THE PHP
MANUAL.................................................................................................................
236 THE PHP ONLINE MANUAL AND FAQ
........................................................................................
237 THE MYSQL
MANUAL.............................................................................................................
238 THE MYSQL ONLINE MANUAL AND
FAQ....................................................................................
239 OTHER ONLINE RESOURCES
......................................................................................................
240 AND FINALLY*
....................................................................................................................
241 INDEX ..............................................................
243 CONTENTS XI
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