MySQL & PHP From Scratch
- Starting Page
- Table of Content
- Front Matter
- Tell Us What You Think
- Introduction
- The Purpose of This Book
- Who Can Use This Book
- What You Will Learn
- What You Will Accomplish
- Conventions Used in This Book
- Chapter 1. Prerequisite Operational System and Software
- Red Hat Linux 6.0 or Greater Recommended
- Network Functionality
- System Security
- Apache Web Server
- sendmail
- GNU CC Compiler
- Optional Local Network Usage
- Chapter 2. Obtaining the Software
- How to Obtain Red Hat 6.2
- How to Obtain MySQL, PHP3, and IMP
- Chapter 3. MySQL
- A Brief History
- What Is MySQL?
- Installation
- Configuration for Use with IMP
- Database System Concepts
- The IMP Database Structure
- SQL Overview
- MySQL s License
- Onward
- Chapter 4. Apache Web Server
- Apache License
- PHP Configuration Overview
- IMP Configuration Overview
- CGI and PHP Server Pages Overview
- Security Issues
- The Next Step
- Chapter 5. PHP
- Introduction
- The GNU Public License
- What Is PHP?
- The Software Packages to Obtain
- Installation
- Troubleshooting the Installation
- PHP in a Nutshell
- PHP Use
- Summary
- Chapter 6. IMP
- GPL and GNU Library General Public License
- What Is IMP?
- IMP Installation
- Testing IMP
- Using IMP
- How IMP Works
- Troubleshooting the Install
- Everyday Use of IMP
- Appendix A. PHP Language Reference in this Appendix
- Basic Syntax
- Variables and Types
- Constants and Expressions
- Operators
- Program Flow Control Statements
- User-Defined Functions
- Classes
- Built-In Functions
- Index
- Index ASYMBOL
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- Index N
- Index O
- Index P
- Index Q
- Index R
- Index S
- Index T
- Index U
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- Index W
- Index X