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Programming PHP

ISBN: 1565926102
EAN: 2147483647

Year: 2007
Pages: 168

Authors: Rasmus Lerdorf, Kevin Tatroe

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• Main Page
• Table of content
• Copyright
• Preface
• Audience for This Book
• Structure of This Book
• Conventions Used in This Book
• Comments and Questions
• Acknowledgments
• Chapter 1. Introduction to PHP
• 1.1 What Does PHP Do?
• 1.2 A Brief History of PHP
• 1.3 Installing PHP
• 1.4 A Walk Through PHP
• Chapter 2. Language Basics
• 2.1 Lexical Structure
• 2.2 Data Types
• 2.3 Variables
• 2.4 Expressions and Operators
• 2.5 Flow-Control Statements
• 2.6 Including Code
• 2.7 Embedding PHP in Web Pages
• Chapter 3. Functions
• 3.1 Calling a Function
• 3.2 Defining a Function
• 3.3 Variable Scope
• 3.4 Function Parameters
• 3.5 Return Values
• 3.6 Variable Functions
• 3.7 Anonymous Functions
• Chapter 4. Strings
• 4.1 Quoting String Constants
• 4.2 Printing Strings
• 4.3 Accessing Individual Characters
• 4.4 Cleaning Strings
• 4.5 Encoding and Escaping
• 4.6 Comparing Strings
• 4.7 Manipulating and Searching Strings
• 4.8 Regular Expressions
• 4.9 POSIX-Style Regular Expressions
• 4.10 Perl-Compatible Regular Expressions
• Chapter 5. Arrays
• 5.1 Indexed Versus Associative Arrays
• 5.2 Identifying Elements of an Array
• 5.3 Storing Data in Arrays
• 5.4 Multidimensional Arrays
• 5.5 Extracting Multiple Values
• 5.6 Converting Between Arrays and Variables
• 5.7 Traversing Arrays
• 5.8 Sorting
• 5.9 Acting on Entire Arrays
• 5.10 Using Arrays
• Chapter 6. Objects
• 6.1 Terminology
• 6.2 Creating an Object
• 6.3 Accessing Properties and Methods
• 6.4 Declaring a Class
• 6.5 Introspection
• 6.6 Serialization
• Chapter 7. Web Techniques
• 7.1 HTTP Basics
• 7.2 Variables
• 7.3 Server Information
• 7.4 Processing Forms
• 7.5 Setting Response Headers
• 7.6 Maintaining State
• 7.7 SSL
• Chapter 8. Databases
• 8.1 Using PHP to Access a Database
• 8.2 Relational Databases and SQL
• 8.3 PEAR DB Basics
• 8.4 Advanced Database Techniques
• 8.5 Sample Application
• Chapter 9. Graphics
• 9.1 Embedding an Image in a Page
• 9.2 The GD Extension
• 9.3 Basic Graphics Concepts
• 9.4 Creating and Drawing Images
• 9.5 Images with Text
• 9.6 Dynamically Generated Buttons
• 9.7 Scaling Images
• 9.8 Color Handling
• Chapter 10. PDF
• 10.1 PDF Extensions
• 10.2 Documents and Pages
• 10.3 Text
• 10.4 Images and Graphics
• 10.5 Navigation
• 10.6 Other PDF Features
• Chapter 11. XML
• 11.1 Lightning Guide to XML
• 11.2 Generating XML
• 11.3 Parsing XML
• 11.4 Transforming XML with XSLT
• 11.5 Web Services
• Chapter 12. Security
• 12.1 Global Variables and Form Data
• 12.2 Filenames
• 12.3 File Uploads
• 12.4 File Permissions
• 12.5 Concealing PHP Libraries
• 12.6 PHP Code
• 12.7 Shell Commands
• 12.8 Security Redux
• Chapter 13. Application Techniques
• 13.1 Code Libraries
• 13.2 Templating Systems
• 13.3 Handling Output
• 13.4 Error Handling
• 13.5 Performance Tuning
• Chapter 14. Extending PHP
• 14.1 Architectural Overview
• 14.2 What You ll Need
• 14.3 Building Your First Extensions
• 14.4 The config.m4 File
• 14.5 Memory Management
• 14.6 The pvalzval Data Type
• 14.7 Parameter Handling
• 14.8 Returning Values
• 14.9 References
• 14.10 Global Variables
• 14.11 Creating Variables
• 14.12 Extension INI Entries
• 14.13 Resources
• 14.14 Where to Go from Here
• Chapter 15. PHP on Windows
• 15.1 Installing and Configuring PHP on Windows
• 15.2 Writing Portable Code for Windows and Unix
• 15.3 Interfacing with COM
• 15.4 Interacting with ODBC Data Sources
• Appendix A. Function Reference
• A.1 PHP Functions by Category
• A.2a Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (a-e)
• A.2b Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (f-i)
• A.2c Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (j-q)
• A.3d Alphabetical Listing of PHP Functions (r-z)
• Appendix B. Extension Overview
• B.1 Optional Extensions Listing
• Colophone
• Index
• Index SYMBOL
• Index A
• Index B
• Index C
• Index D
• Index E
• Index F
• Index G
• Index H
• Index I
• Index J
• Index K
• Index L
• Index M
• Index N
• Index O
• Index P
• Index Q
• Index R
• Index S
• Index T
• Index U
• Index V
• Index W
• Index X
• Index Y