- About This E-Book
- Title Page
- Copyright Page
- Contents at a Glance
- Table of Contents
- Lead Authors
- Contributing Authors
- We Want to Hear from You!
- Reader Services
- Accessing the Free Web Edition
- Introduction
- I: Using PHP
- 1. PHP Crash Course
- Before You Begin: Accessing PHP
- Creating a Sample Application: Bob’s Auto Parts
- Embedding PHP in HTML
- Adding Dynamic Content
- Accessing Form Variables
- Understanding Identifiers
- Examining Variable Types
- Declaring and Using Constants
- Understanding Variable Scope
- Using Operators
- Working Out the Form Totals
- Understanding Precedence and Associativity
- Using Variable Handling Functions
- Making Decisions with Conditionals
- Repeating Actions Through Iteration
- Breaking Out of a Control Structure or Script
- Employing Alternative Control Structure Syntax
- Using declare
- Next
- 2. Storing and Retrieving Data
- 3. Using Arrays
- 4. String Manipulation and Regular Expressions
- Creating a Sample Application: Smart Form Mail
- Formatting Strings
- Joining and Splitting Strings with String Functions
- Comparing Strings
- Matching and Replacing Substrings with String Functions
- Introducing Regular Expressions
- The Basics
- Delimiters
- Character Classes and Types
- Repetition
- Subexpressions
- Counted Subexpressions
- Anchoring to the Beginning or End of a String
- Branching
- Matching Literal Special Characters
- Reviewing Meta Characters
- Escape Sequences
- Backreferences
- Assertions
- Putting It All Together for the Smart Form
- Finding Substrings with Regular Expressions
- Replacing Substrings with Regular Expressions
- Splitting Strings with Regular Expressions
- Further Reading
- Next
- 5. Reusing Code and Writing Functions
- 6. Object-Oriented PHP
- Understanding Object-Oriented Concepts
- Creating Classes, Attributes, and Operations in PHP
- Instantiating Classes
- Using Class Attributes
- Calling Class Operations
- Controlling Access with private and public
- Writing Accessor Functions
- Implementing Inheritance in PHP
- Using Traits
- Designing Classes
- Writing the Code for Your Class
- Understanding Advanced Object-Oriented Functionality in PHP
- Using Per-Class Constants
- Implementing Static Methods
- Checking Class Type and Type Hinting
- Late Static Bindings
- Cloning Objects
- Using Abstract Classes
- Overloading Methods with __call()
- Using __autoload()
- Implementing Iterators and Iteration
- Generators
- Converting Your Classes to Strings
- Using the Reflection API
- Namespaces
- Using Subnamespaces
- Understanding the Global Namespace
- Importing and Aliasing Namespaces
- Next
- 7. Error and Exception Handling
- 1. PHP Crash Course
- II: Using MySQL
- 8. Designing Your Web Database
- 9. Creating Your Web Database
- Using the MySQL Monitor
- Logging In to MySQL
- Creating Databases and Users
- Setting Up Users and Privileges
- Introducing MySQL’s Privilege System
- Setting Up a User for the Web
- Using the Right Database
- Creating Database Tables
- Understanding MySQL Identifiers
- Choosing Column Data Types
- Further Reading
- Next
- 10. Working with Your MySQL Database
- 11. Accessing Your MySQL Database from the Web with PHP
- 12. Advanced MySQL Administration
- 13. Advanced MySQL Programming
- III: Web Application Security
- 14. Web Application Security Risks
- 15. Building a Secure Web Application
- 16. Implementing Authentication Methods with PHP
- IV: Advanced PHP Techniques
- 17. Interacting with the File System and the Server
- 18. Using Network and Protocol Functions
- 19. Managing the Date and Time
- 20. Internationalization and Localization
- 21. Generating Images
- 22. Using Session Control in PHP
- 23. Integrating JavaScript and PHP
- 24. Other Useful Features
- V: Building Practical PHP and MySQL Projects
- 25. Using PHP and MySQL for Large Projects
- Applying Software Engineering to Web Development
- Planning and Running a Web Application Project
- Reusing Code
- Writing Maintainable Code
- Implementing Version Control
- Choosing a Development Environment
- Documenting Your Projects
- Prototyping
- Separating Logic and Content
- Optimizing Code
- Testing
- Further Reading
- Next
- 26. Debugging and Logging
- 27. Building User Authentication and Personalization
- 25. Using PHP and MySQL for Large Projects
- VI: Appendix
- Index
PHP and MySQL® Web Development
Fifth Edition
Luke Welling
Laura Thomson
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