Beginning PHP4 [Paperback]by Choi & Kent & Lea & Prasad & Ullman
Usually ships within 3 to 5 working days Description of Beginning PHP4The Publisher writes: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. On the Linux platform, PHP provides the most reliable and complete equivalent to ASP. Its cross-platform nature makes it an attractive alternative to ASP in mixed development environments. PHP is compatible with all popular Web servers, and can be integrated directly into the Apache server - the most popular Web server on the Internet. One of its major selling points over Perl, JavaScript and other scripting languages is that PHP has a built-in database integration layer and seamless IP connectivity, with LDAP, TCP and IMAP mail interfaces. Using practical examples and a step by step approach, this book explains how to develop web applications using PHP. This is book is for programmers new to PHP who want to start developing web applications. This includes HTML users, ASP and ColdFusion developers looking to learn a new platform and web development managers wanting to move development to Linux. Assuming some familiarity with HTML and the mechanics of the web, it covers installation and configuration of the PHP engine, and works its way up through PHP's syntax to its debugging, OOP (Object Oriented Programming) and Database features. Table of Contents: Introduction Chapter 1: Installation Chapter 2: Writing PHP Programs Chapter 3: Getting Data from the Client Chapter 4: Decision Making Chapter 5: Loops and Arrays Chapter 6: Organizing Your Code Chapter 7: Handling and Avoiding Errors Chapter 8: Working With the Client Chapter 9: Objects Chapter 10: File and Directory Handling Chapter 11: PHP Database Connectivity Chapter 12: Retrieving Data from MySQL Using PHP Chapter 13: Manipulating Data in MySQL Using PHP Chapter 14: XML Chapter 15: E-Mail Handling Chapter 16: Generating Graphics Chapter 17: Case Study A URL Directory Manager Appendix A: ODBC Appendix B: PHP Functions Function Index Index Title Information
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