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• Table of ContentsSAMS Teach Yourself PHP in 10 MinutesBy Chris NewmanPublisher: Sams PublishingPub Date: March 29, 2005ISBN: 0-672-32762-7Pages: 264
CopyrightAbout the AuthorWe Want to Hear from You!Reader ServicesIntroduction: Welcome to PHPWho This Book Is ForHow This Book Is OrganizedVersions of Software CoveredConventions Used in This BookLesson 1.
Getting to Know PHP
PHP BasicsYour First ScriptSummaryLesson 2.
Variables
Understanding VariablesData TypesSummaryLesson 3.
Flow Control
Conditional StatementsLoopsSummaryLesson 4.
Functions
Using FunctionsArguments and Return ValuesUsing Library FilesSummaryLesson 5.
Working with Numbers
ArithmeticNumeric Data TypesNumeric FunctionsSummaryLesson 6.
Working with Strings
Anatomy of a StringFormatting StringsString FunctionsSummaryLesson 7.
Working with Arrays
What Is an Array?Array FunctionsMultidimensional ArraysSummaryLesson 8.
Regular Expressions
Introducing Regular ExpressionsUsing eregSummaryLesson 9.
Working with Dates and Times
Date FormatsWorking with TimestampsSummaryLesson 10.
Using Classes
Object-Oriented PHPWhat Is a Class?Creating and Using ObjectsSummaryLesson 11.
Processing HTML Forms
Submitting a Form to PHPProcessing a Form with PHPCreating a Form Mail ScriptSummaryLesson 12.
Generating Dynamic HTML
Setting Default ValuesCreating Form ElementsSummaryLesson 13.
Form Validation
Enforcing Required FieldsDisplaying Validation WarningsEnforcing Data RulesHighlighting Fields That Require AttentionSummaryLesson 14.
Cookies and Sessions
CookiesSessionsSummaryLesson 15.
User Authentication
Types of AuthenticationBuilding an Authentication SystemSummaryLesson 16.
Communicating with the Web Server
HTTP HeadersServer Environment VariablesSummaryLesson 17.
Filesystem Access
Managing FilesReading and Writing FilesSummaryLesson 18.
Host Program Execution
Executing Host ProgramsThe Host EnvironmentSecurity ConsiderationsSummaryLesson 19.
Using a MySQL Database
Using MySQLExecuting SQL StatementsDebugging SQLSummaryLesson 20.
Database Abstraction
The PEAR DB ClassDatabase Portability IssuesSummaryLesson 21.
Running PHP on the Command Line
The Command-Line EnvironmentWriting Scripts for the Command LineSummaryLesson 22.
Error Handling
Error ReportingSummaryLesson 23.
PHP Configuration
Configuration SettingsConfiguration DirectivesLoadable ModulesSummaryLesson 24.
PHP Security
Safe ModeOther Security FeaturesSummaryLesson 25.
Using PEAR
Introducing PEARUsing PEARSummaryAppendix A.
Installing PHP
Linux/Unix InstallationWindows InstallationTroubleshooting
