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PHP with Mysql

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 PHP is a server-side scripting language designed for web development but also used as a general-purpose programming language.

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0 - Introduction
  0-1 Introduction                                      0-2 Using the exercise files
1 - PHP Overview
  1-1 What is PHP                                    1-2 History
   1-3 Why choose PHP                          1-4 Installation overview
2 - Mac Installation
  02_01_macinstall                                   02_02_macconfig
   02_03_mactexteditor                            02_04_phpmyadmin
3 - Windows Installation
  3-1 Installing                                           3-2 Configuring
   3-3 The text editor
4 - First Steps
  4-1 Viewing PHP configuration information
   4-2 Embedding PHP                            4-3 Hello World
   4-4 The operational trail                    4-5 Inserting comments
5 - Exploring Data Types
  5-1 Variables                                                    5-2 Strings
   5-3 String fluctuations                                  5-4 Numbers Part 1 - Integers
   5-5 Numbers Part 2 - Floating Points    5-6 Arrays
   5-7 Array functions                                        5-8 Booleans and NULL
   5-9 Type switching and casting               5-10 Constants
6 - Control Structures Pt. 1 Logical Expressions
  6-1 If statements                                           6-2 Else and elseif statements
   6-3 Logical operators                                 6-4 Switch statements
7 - Control Structures Pt. 2 Loops
  7-1 While loops                                           7-2 For loops
   7-3 Foreach loops                                      7-4 Continue
   7-5 Break                                                       7-6 Understanding array pointers
8 - User-Defined Functions
  8-1 Defining functions                                    8-2 Using functions
   8-3 Returning values from a function      8-4 Setting global variables
   8-5 Setting default variables
9 - Debugging
  9-1 Debugging and troubleshooting
10 - Building Web Pages
  10-1 Links and URLs                                  10-2 Using GET values
   10-3 Encoding GET values                      10-4 Encoding for HTMLs
   10-5 Building forms                                      10-6 Setting cookies
   10-7 Establishing session                         10-8 Headers and page redirection
   10-9 Including and requiring page
11 - MySQL Basics
  11-1 MySQL introduction                            11-2 Creating a database in MySQL
    11-3 Populating a MySQL database     11-4 phpMyAdmin
    11-5 Connecting to MySQL with PHP   11-6 Accessing data in MySQL with PHP
12 - Building a Content Management System
  12-1 Blueprinting your application                  12-2 Building the CMS database
   12-3 Understanding relational databases    12-4 Establishing your work area
   12-5 Creating your first page                            12-6 Making page assets reusable
   12-7 Connecting your site to a database    12-8 Building dynamic navigation
   12-9 Refactoring the navigation                       12-10 Adding links to your navigation
   12-11 Determining which page is selected  12-12 Displaying HTML based on the selection
13 - Application CRUD
  13-1 Finding a subject in the database        13-2 Finding a page in the database
   13-3 Creating a page for a new subject        13-4 Creating a subject entry form
   13-5 Adding subjects                                              13-6 Escaping values for MySQL
   13-7 Form validation                                               13-8 Additional form validation
   13-9 Editing a subject                                             13-10 Using single-page submission
   13-11 Updating a subject in the database           13-12 Sending form results as messages
   13-13 Deleting a subject                                   13-14 CRUD review and assignment
   13-15 CRUD assignment results
14 - Building the Public Area
  14-1 The public appearance                       14-2 Navigation in the public context
   14-3 Functions in the public context         14-4 Creating a default subject behavior
   14-5 Text encoding and transforming
15 - Regulating Page Access
  15-1 User access overview                          15-2 Encryption
   15-3 Creating a login system                      15-4 Checking authorization
   15-5 Using sessions to maintain login status 
   15-6 Creating a logout page
Conclusion
  Goodbye
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