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Practical PHP Programming:Table Of Contents

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Both Invision Power Board and MediaWiki are written in PHP, while it's not required to know PHP to use either, it helps if you know it to create a new functionality. Therefore we bring you this PHP course, when you have read and understand all the pages in this namespace, you can call yourself an expert! user posted image

Table of Contents

Practical_PHP_Programming:Preface

  1. Practical_PHP_Programming:Introducing PHP
  2. Practical_PHP_Programming:Simple variables and operators
  3. Practical_PHP_Programming:Functions
  4. Practical_PHP_Programming:Arrays
  5. Practical_PHP_Programming:Object-oriented programming
  6. Practical_PHP_Programming:HTML forms
  7. Practical_PHP_Programming:Working with files
  8. Practical_PHP_Programming:Databases
  9. Practical_PHP_Programming:Cookies and sessions
  10. Practical_PHP_Programming:Multimedia
  11. Practical_PHP_Programming:XML and XSLT
  12. Practical_PHP_Programming:Output buffering
  13. Practical_PHP_Programming:Java and COM
  14. Practical_PHP_Programming:Networks
  15. Practical_PHP_Programming:Miscellaneous topics
  16. Practical_PHP_Programming:Security concerns
  17. Practical_PHP_Programming:Performance
  18. Practical_PHP_Programming:Writing PHP
  19. Practical_PHP_Programming:Writing extensions
  20. Practical_PHP_Programming:Alternative PHP uses
  21. Practical_PHP_Programming:Practical PHP
  22. Practical_PHP_Programming:Bringing it to a close
  23. Practical_PHP_Programming:The future of PHP
  24. Practical_PHP_Programming:Choosing an ISP
  25. Practical_PHP_Programming:Glossary

All the content in the Practical_PHP_Programming namespace is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.0 Licence with one addition: the author Paul Hudson has the right to relicense any contributions under GNU GPL 2.0 or later if he so chooses.

Further reading

If this online book has been useful to you, there's an enhanced print version available from O'Reilly: PHP in a Nutshell. It contains all the best parts from this online version, as well as thousands of fixes from O'Reilly's team of technical editors. I've also co-authored four books on Linux that are packed with hints and tips for Apache, MySQL, PHP and dozens of other server-side tools that all Linux admins deal with every day - a worthwhile read if you're serious about your system administration!

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