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- PHP 5 Power Programming
- PHP 5 Power Programming
- Table of Contents
- Copyright
- Bruce Peren s Open Source Series
- About Prentice Hall Professional Technical Reference
- Foreword
- Preface
- In the Beginning
- Audience
- Chapter Overview
- A Note About Coding Styles
- About the Software
- Updates and Errata and Downloads
- Acknowledgements
- Chapter1.What Is New in PHP 5?
- Section 1.1. Introduction
- Section 1.2. Language Features
- Section 1.3. General PHP Changes
- Section 1.4. Other New Features in PHP 5
- Section 1.5. Summary
- Chapter2.PHP 5 Basic Language
- Section 2.1. Introduction
- Section 2.2. HTML Embedding
- Section 2.3. Comments
- Section 2.4. Variables
- Section 2.5. Basic Data Types
- Section 2.6. Operators
- Section 2.7. Control Structures
- Section 2.8. Functions
- Section 2.9. Summary
- Chapter3.PHP 5 OO Language
- Section 3.1. Introduction
- Section 3.2. Objects
- Section 3.3. Declaring a Class
- Section 3.4. The new Keyword and Constructors
- Section 3.5. Destructors
- Section 3.6. Accessing Methods and Properties Using the Variable
- Section 3.7. Class Constants
- Section 3.8. Cloning Objects
- Section 3.9. Polymorphism
- Section 3.10. parent:: and self::
- Section 3.11. instanceof Operator
- Section 3.12. Abstract Methods and Classes
- Section 3.13. Interfaces
- Section 3.14. Inheritance of Interfaces
- Section 3.15. final Methods
- Section 3.16. final Classes
- Section 3.17. __toString() Method
- Section 3.18. Exception Handling
- Section 3.19. __autoload()
- Section 3.20. Class Type Hints in Function Parameters
- Section 3.21. Summary
- Chapter4.PHP 5 Advanced OOP and Design Patterns
- Section 4.1. Introduction
- Section 4.2. Overloading Capabilities
- Section 4.3. Iterators
- Section 4.4. Design Patterns
- Section 4.5. Reflection
- Section 4.6. Summary
- Chapter5.How to Write a Web Application with PHP
- Section 5.1. Introduction
- Section 5.2. Embedding into HTML
- Section 5.3. User Input
- Section 5.4. Safe-Handling User Input
- Section 5.5. Techniques to Make Scripts Safe
- Section 5.6. Cookies
- Section 5.7. Sessions
- Section 5.8. File Uploads
- Section 5.9. Architecture
- Section 5.10. Summary
- Chapter6.Databases with PHP 5
- Section 6.1. Introduction
- Section 6.2. MySQL
- Section 6.3. SQLite
- Section 6.4. PEAR DB
- Section 6.5. Summary
- Chapter7.Error Handling
- Section 7.1. Introduction
- Section 7.2. Types of Errors
