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PHP Training Overview
In this PHP training course, students will learn to create database-driven websites using PHP and MySQL or the database of their choice.
PHP Training Prerequisites
Experience in the following areas is required:
HTML
Experience in the following areas would be beneficial.
CSS
Basic Programming
PHP Training Learning Objectives
Learn how PHP works
Learn the basic syntax of PHP
Learn to create dynamic interactive pages with PHP
Learn to manipulate files with PHP
Learn to work with arrays in PHP
Learn to validate forms with PHP
Learn to write functions in PHP
Learn to manipulate and manage database data with PHP
Learn to authenticate users with PHP
Learn to manage sessions with PHP
Learn to work with the PEAR:DB module
Learn advanced form validation with regular expressions
Learn to send email with PHP
PHP Training Course duration
4 Days
PHP Training Course outline
PHP Basics
PHP Syntax
Passing Values Via the URL
HTML Forms and PHP Variables
Identifiers and Constants
Variable Scope
Magic Quotes
Operators
Flow Control
If Conditions
Switch Statements
Loops
Getting the Most out of php.net
Reading and Writing to Files in PHP
Opening a File
Reading from a File
Writing to a File
Other File Functions
File Locking
Using Arrays in PHP
Standard Arrays
Associative Arrays
Two-dimensional Arrays
Array Manipulation Functions
String Manipulation in PHP
Formatting Strings
String Functions
Basic Form Validation
Reusing Code and Writing Functions in PHP
Including Files
Writing User-defined Functions
Passing by Value vs. Passing by Reference
Returning Values from Functions
Database Manipulation and PHP
Querying a Database and Displaying Results
Inserting Records
Updating Records
Deleting Records
Authentication with PHP and SQL
PHP's Native Database Functions
PEAR:DB as an Abstraction Layer
Encrypting Passwords
Session Control in PHP
Starting Sessions
Continuing Sessions
Ending Sessions
Writing and Deleting Cookies
Improving Login/Logout
PEAR:DB
Advantages and Disadvantages of PEAR DB
Why use a database abstraction layer?
When not to use a database abstraction layer?
Why use a database abstraction layer?
When not to use a database abstraction layer?
Using PEAR DB
Authentication with PHP and SQL
A Database-less Login Form
Conclusion
Regular Expressions
Perl-compatible Regular Expression Functions
preg_match()
preg_replace()
Regular Expression Tester
preg_match()
preg_replace()
Regular Expression Tester
Regular Expression Syntax
Start and End ( ^ $ )
Number of Occurrences ( ? + * {} )
Common Characters ( . \d \D \w \W \s \S )
Grouping ( [] )
Negation ( ^ )
Subpatterns ( () )
Alternatives ( | )
Escape Character ( \ )
Start and End ( ^ $ )
Number of Occurrences ( ? + * {} )
Common Characters ( . \d \D \w \W \s \S )
Grouping ( [] )
Negation ( ^ )
Subpatterns ( () )
Alternatives ( | )
Escape Character ( \ )
Form Validation Functions with Regular Expressions
Conclusion
Session Control and Cookies
Sessions
Configuring Sessions
Session Functions
Configuring Sessions
Session Functions
Cookies
Conclusion
Sending Email with PHP
mail()
Shortcomings of mail()
Shortcomings of mail()
PHPMailer
Conclusion
File System Management
Opening a File
fopen()
fopen()
Reading from a File
fgets()
fgets()
Writing to a File
fwrite()
fwrite()
File Locking
flock()
flock()
Uploading Files via an HTML Form
Getting File Information
More File Functions
Directory Functions
Getting a Directory Listing
Getting a Directory Listing
Conclusion
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