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E-raamat: PHP and MySQL Phrasebook

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Christian Wenz

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Sari: Developer's Library
Ilmumisaeg: 09-Oct-2012
Kirjastus: Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc
Keel: eng
ISBN-13: 9780133040326

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Kirjastus: Addison-Wesley Educational Publishers Inc
Keel: eng
ISBN-13: 9780133040326

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Presents essential code and commands for PHP and MySQL to create dynamic Web pages.

PHP and MySQL Phrasebook gives you the code you need to complete your web programming projects quickly and effectively in PHP, the leading scripting language for creating dynamic web pages.

Concise and Accessible

Easy to carry and easy to use–lets you ditch all those bulky books for one portable pocket guide

Flexible and Functional

Packed with more than 100 customizable code snippets–so you can readily code functional PHP and MySQL in just about any situation

Christian Wenz is an author and consultant with a focus on web technologies. He co-wrote the Zend PHP 5 and Zend PHP 5.3 Certifications and has contributed to several PHP packages in the PEAR repository.

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Introduction

(6)

1 Manipulating Strings

(32)

Comparing Strings

(1)

Checking Usernames and Passwords

(2)

Converting Strings into HTML

(2)

Using Line Breaks

(1)

Encrypting Strings

(2)

Checksumming Strings

(3)

Extracting Substrings

(1)

Protecting Email Addresses Using ASCII Codes

(4)

Scanning Formatted Strings

(1)

Getting Detailed Information about Variables

(1)

Searching in Strings

(3)

Using Perl-Compatible Regular Expressions

(1)

Finding Tags with Regular Expressions

(1)

Validating Mandatory Input

(3)

Validating Email Addresses

(1)

Search and Replace

(4)

2 Working with Arrays

(32)

Accessing All Elements of Numeric Arrays

(2)

Accessing All Elements of Associative Arrays

(1)

Accessing All Array Elements in Nested Arrays

(3)

Turning an Array into Variables

(1)

Converting Strings to Arrays

(1)

Converting Arrays to Strings

(1)

Sorting Arrays Alphabetically

(1)

Sorting Associative Arrays Alphabetically

(2)

Sorting Nested Arrays

(2)

Sorting Nested Associative Arrays

(2)

Sorting IP Addresses (as a Human Would)

(1)

Sorting Anything

(1)

Sorting with Foreign Languages

(2)

Applying an Effect to All Array Elements

(4)

Filtering Arrays

(2)

Getting Random Elements Out of Arrays

(1)

Making Objects Behave Like Arrays

(3)

3 Date and Time

(28)

Using Text within date()

(1)

Formatting DateTime Objects

(1)

Automatically Localizing Dates

(4)

Manually Localizing Dates

(1)

Using the Current Date, the U.S./U.K./European Way

(1)

Formatting a Specific Date

(2)

Validating a Date

(1)

Calculating a Relative Date

(1)

Creating a Sortable Time Stamp

(1)

Converting a String into a Date

(1)

Determining Sunrise and Sunset

(1)

Using Date and Time for Benchmarks

(2)

Using Form Fields for Date Selection

(2)

Create Self-Updating Form Fields for Date Selection

(2)

Calculating the Difference between Two Dates

(3)

Using GMT Date/Time Information

(3)

4 Working with Objects (and Related Topics)

(24)

Setting Up Classes

100

(2)

Understanding Inheritance

102

(2)

Using Abstract Classes and Interfaces

104

(4)

Preventing Inheritance and Overwriting

108

(1)

Using Autoloading

109

(2)

Cloning Objects

111

(2)

Serializing and Deserializing Objects

113

(2)

Implementing Singletons

115

(5)

Using Traits

120

(3)

5 Interacting with Web Forms

123

(40)

Sending Form Data Back to the Current Script

124

(1)

Reading Out Form Data

125

(3)

Checking Whether a Form Has Been Submitted

128

(1)

Saving Form Data into a Cookie

129

(2)

Prefilling Text Fields and Password Fields

131

(4)

Prefilling Multiline Text Fields

135

(1)

Preselecting Radio Buttons

136

(1)

Preselecting Check Boxes

137

(1)

Preselecting Selection Lists

138

(2)

Preselecting Multiple Selection Lists

140

(3)

Processing Graphical Submit Buttons

143

(1)

Checking Mandatory Fields

144

(2)

Checking Selection Lists

146

(3)

Escaping Output

149

(1)

Validating Input

150

(1)

Writing All Form Data into a File

151

(2)

Sending All Form Data via Email

153

(1)

Getting Information about File Uploads

154

(3)

Moving Uploaded Files to a Safe Location

157

(1)

Monitoring the Progress of a File Upload

158

(5)

6 Remembering Users (Cookies and Sessions)

163

(38)

Understanding Cookies

164

(3)

Creating a Cookie

167

(2)

Reading Out Cookies

169

(1)

Setting a (Reasonable) Expiry Date

170

(1)

Setting a Client-Specific Expiry Date

171

(1)

Deleting a Cookie

172

(2)

Making Cookies Accessible for Several Domains

174

(2)

Checking Whether the Client Supports Cookies

176

(1)

Saving Multiple Data in One Cookie

177

(3)

Saving the User's Language Preference

180

(2)

Understanding Sessions

182

(1)

Where to Store the Sessions

183

(1)

How to Maintain the Session State

184

(1)

Activating Sessions

185

(1)

Reading and Writing Sessions

186

(1)

Closing Sessions

187

(1)

Changing the Session ID

187

(2)

Implementing a Custom Session Management

189

(6)

Creating a Secured Area with Sessions

195

(2)

Creating a Secured Area without Sessions

197

(4)

7 Using Files on the Server File System

201

(28)

Opening and Closing Files

202

(3)

Reading from Files

205

(2)

Writing to Files

207

(1)

Locking Files

208

(1)

Using Relative Paths for File Access

209

(1)

Avoiding Security Traps with File Access

210

(2)

Working with CSV Data

212

(4)

Parsing INI Files

216

(1)

Retrieving File Information

217

(3)

Copying, Moving, and Deleting Files

220

(1)

Browsing the File System

221

(1)

Using PHP Streams

222

(2)

Using Bzip2 Archives

224

(3)

Returning Files with an HTTP Request

227

(2)

8 Working with MySQL Databases

229

(14)

Connecting to MySQLi

231

(2)

Sending SQL to MySQL

233

(2)

Prepared Statements with MySQL

235

(1)

Retrieving Results of a Query to MySQL

236

(3)

Retrieving the Last Inserted ID

239

(1)

Using Transactions

240

(3)

9 Working with Other Databases

243

(36)

Connecting to SQLite

244

(2)

Sending SQL to SQLite

246

(2)

Retrieving Results of a Query to SQLite

248

(2)

Using Prepared Statements with SQLite

250

(2)

Connecting to PostgreSQL

252

(1)

Sending SQL to PostgreSQL

253

(1)

Updating Data in PostgreSQL

254

(1)

Retrieving Results of a Query to PostgreSQL

255

(2)

Connecting to Oracle

257

(1)

Sending SQL to Oracle

258

(2)

Retrieving Results of a Query to Oracle

260

(2)

Connecting to MSSQL

262

(2)

Sending SQL to MSSQL

264

(1)

Retrieving Results of a Query to MSSQL

265

(1)

Using Prepared Statements with MSSQL

266

(2)

Using MSSQL without Windows

268

(2)

Connecting to Firebird

270

(1)

Sending SQL to Firebird

271

(1)

Retrieving Results of a Query to Firebird

272

(1)

Connecting via PDO

273

(2)

Sending SQL via PDO

275

(1)

Retrieving Results of a Query via PDO

276

(3)

10 Using XML

279

(16)

Parsing XML with SAX

280

(2)

Parsing XML with XMLReader

282

(2)

Using DOM to Read XML

284

(1)

Using DOM to Write XML

285

(2)

Using XMLWriter to Write XML

287

(1)

Using SimpleXML

288

(1)

Using XPath with SimpleXML

289

(1)

Transforming XML with XSL

290

(1)

Validating XML

291

(4)

11 Communicating with Others

295

(26)

Connecting with HTTP Servers

295

(3)

Connecting with FTP Servers

298

(2)

Checking Whether a Server Is Still Reacting

300

(4)

Creating a Web Service with NuSOAP

304

(2)

Automatically Generating WSDL with NuSOAP

306

(2)

Consuming a Web Service with NuSOAP

308

(1)

Creating a Web Service with the PHP 5 SOAP Extension

309

(3)

Consuming a Web Service with the PHP 5 SOAP Extension

312

(1)

Using Ajax

313

(3)

Exchanging Data with the Server

316

(5)

Index

321

Christian Wenz is a professional phrasemonger, author, trainer, and consultant with a focus on web technologies. He has written or cowritten more than one hundred books. He frequently contributes articles to renowned IT magazines and speaks at developer conferences around the globe. Christian contributes to several PHP libraries and frameworks and other open source software. He holds university degrees in computer sciences and in business informatics and lives and works in Munich, Germany. He also is one of the authors of Zends PHP 5 and PHP 5.3 certifications.

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