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Autor: Doyle, Matt
Jahr: 2010
Contents
Introduction xxvii
Part I: Getting Up and Running with PHP
Chapter 1: Introducing PHP_________________________________________________3
What Is PHP? 3
Why Use PHP? 5
The Evolution of PHP 7
What s New in PHP 5.3 7
Namespaces 7
The goto Operator 8
Nowdoc Syntax 8
Shorthand Form of the Ternary Operator 8
Advanced Changes 9
Summary 9
Chapter 2: Your First PHP Script___________________________________________11
Installing PHP 12
Installing on Ubuntu Linux 12
Installing on Windows 15
Installing on Mac OS X 17
Testing Your Installation 19
Setting Your Time Zone 21
Other Ways to Run PHP 22
Running PHP with other Web Servers 23
Compiling PHP Yourself 23
Running PHP Remotely 24
Creating Your First Script 24
Embedding PHP within HTML 25
Enhancing the Script Further 28
Using Comments to Make Code More Readable 29
Summary 30
Exercise 30
Part II: Learning the Language
Chapter 3: PHP Language Basics____________________________________33
Using Variables in PHP 33
Naming Variables 34
Creating Variables 34
Understanding Data Types 35
About Loose Typing 36
Testing the Type of a Variable 36
Changing a Variable s Data Type 38
Changing Type by Casting 38
Operators and Expressions 40
Operator Types 40
Understanding Operator Precedence 47
Constants 48
Summary 50
Exercises 50
Chapter 4: Decisions and Loops_____________ 51
Making Decisions
Simple Decisions with the if Statement ,,?.
Providing an Alternative Choice with the else Statement 54
Testing One Expression Many Times with the switch Statement 55
Compact Coding with the Ternary Operator
Doing Repetitive Tasks with Looping
Simple Looping with the while Statement
Testing at the End: The do . . . while Loop
Neater Looping with the for Statement
Escaping from Loops with the break Statement
Skipping Loop Iterations with the continue Statement 64
Creating Nested Loops fi[-
Mixing Decisions and Looping with HTML 70
Summary __
Exercises __
Chapter 5: Strings
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Creating and Accessing Strings
Including More Complex Expressions within Strings
Using Your Own Delimiters 75
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Other Ways to Create Strings 77
Finding the Length of a String 77
Accessing Characters within a String 78
Searching Strings 78
Searching Strings with strstr() 79
Locating Text with strposQ and strrposQ 79
Finding the Number of Occurrences with substr_count() 80
Searching for a Set of Characters with strpbrk() 81
Replacing Text within Strings 81
Replacing All Occurrences using str_replace() 81
Replacing a Portion of a String with substr_replace() 82
Translating Characters with strtr() 87
Dealing with Upper- and Lowercase 87
Formatting Strings 89
General-Purpose Formatting with printf() and sprintf() 89
Trimming Strings with trim(), ltrim(), and rtrim() 95
Padding Strings with str_pad() 96
Wrapping Lines of Text with wordwrapQ 96
Formatting Numbers with number_format() 98
Summary 99
Exercises 100
Chapter 6: Arrays________________________________________________________101
The Anatomy of an Array 102
Creating Arrays 102
Accessing Array Elements 103
Changing Elements 104
Outputting an Entire Array with print_r() 105
Extracting a Range of Elements with array_slice() 107
Counting Elements in an Array 108
Stepping Through an Array 109
Looping Through Arrays with foreach 113
Using foreach to Loop Through Values 114
Using foreach to Loop Through Keys and Values 114
Altering Array Values with foreach 115
Working with Multidimensional Arrays 116
Creating a Multidimensional Array 117
Accessing Elements of Multidimensional Arrays 118
Looping Through Multidimensional Arrays 119
Manipulating Arrays 121
Sorting Arrays 121
Adding and Removing Array Elements 128
Merging Arrays Together 134
Converting Between Arrays and Strings 136
Converting an Array to a List of Variables 137
Summary 138
Exercises 139
Chapter 7: Functions____________________________________ 141
What Is a Function? 141
Why Functions Are Useful 142
Calling Functions 142
Working with Variable Functions 144
Writing Your Own Functions 145
Defining Parameters ^45
Optional Parameters and Default Values .^47
Returning Values from Your Functions ^4g
Understanding Variable Scope - ca
Creating Anonymous Functions ^54
Working with References 158
Passing References to Your Own Functions 15Q
Returning References from Your Own Functions 1 - n
Writing Recursive Functions ? eft
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Summary 16_
Exercises ?_.
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Chapter 8: Objects ? ._
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What Is Object-Oriented Programming?
Advantages of OOP ~
Understanding Basic OOP Concepts j-6®
Classes
Objects 167
Properties
Methods 168
Creating Classes and Objects in PHP 168
Creating and Using Properties 168
Understanding Property Visibility ***9
Declaring Properties 169
Accessing Properties 170
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Static Properties 172
Class Constants 173
Working with Methods 174
Method Visibility 174
Creating a Method 174
Calling Methods 175
Adding Parameters and Returning Values 175
Accessing Object Properties from Methods 175
Static Methods 179
Using Hints to Check Method Arguments 180
Making Your Classes Self-Contained with Encapsulation 182
Object Overloading with _get(), _set(), and _call() 183
Overloading Property Accesses with __get() and__set() 184
Overloading Method Calls with __call() 187
Other Overloading Methods 191
Using Inheritance to Extend the Power of Objects 192
Overriding Methods in the Parent Class 196
Preserving the Functionality of the Parent Class 198
Blocking Inheritance and Overrides with Final Classes and Methods 199
Using Abstract Classes and Methods 200
Working with Interfaces 204
Constructors and Destructors 209
Setting Up New Objects with Constructors 209
Cleaning Up Objects with Destructors 210
Automatically Loading Class Files 212
Storing Objects as Strings 213
Determining an Object s Class 215
Summary 217
Exercises 218
Part III: Using PHP in Practice
Chapter 9: Handling HTML Forms with PHP________________________________221
How HTML Forms Work 222
Capturing Form Data with PHP 230
Dealing Securely with Form Data 234
Handling Empty Form Fields 234
Dealing with Multi-Value Fields 236
Generating Web Forms with PHP 242
Storing PHP Variables in Forms 249
Creating Hie Upload Forms 257
Accessing Information on Uploaded Files 257
Limiting the Size of File Uploads 258
Storing and Using an Uploaded File 259
Redirecting after a Form Submission 264
Summary 266
Exercises 266
Chapter 10: Preserving State With Query Strings, Cookies, and Sessions 267
Saving State with Query Strings 268
Building Query Strings 268
Accessing Data in Query Strings 270
Working with Cookies 274
Cookie Components 274
Setting a Cookie in PHP 276
Accessing Cookies in Your Scripts 277
Removing Cookies 277
Using PHP Sessions to Store Data 282
Creating a Session 282
Reading and Writing Session Data ?8-
Destroying a Session -gg
Passing Session IDs in Query Strings -Rq
Changing Session Behavior qo
Summary 296
Exercises 2g6
Chapter 11: Working with Files and Directories_______ 2g7
Understanding Files and Directories
Getting Information on Files ^Jj|
Time-Related Properties
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Retrieving a Filename from a Path
Opening and Closing Hies 2
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Opening a File with fopenQ w
Closing a File with fclose() 300
Reading and Writing to Hies 302
Reading and Writing Strings of Characters ^02
Testing for the End of a File 303
Reading One Line at a Time 306
Reading CSV Files 307
Reading and Writing Entire Files 308
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Random Access to File Data 311
Working with Hie Permissions 312
Changing Permissions 313
Checking File Permissions 314
Copying, Renaming, and Deleting Hies 315
Working with Directories 316
Other Directory Functions 318
Working with Directory Objects 320
Telling a File from a Directory 321
Building a Text Editor 325
The Text Editor Script 325
Testing the Editor 328
Examining the Editor Code 329
Summary 334
Exercise 335
Chapter 12: Introducing Databases and SQL_______________________________337
Deciding How to Store Data 338
Database Architectures 338
Database Models 339
Choosing a Database 340
Understanding Relational Databases 341
Normalization 341
Talking to Databases with SQL 343
Setting Up MySQL 349
Starting the MySQL Server 349
Setting Up the MySQL root Password 350
A Quick Play with MySQL 353
Creating a New Database 353
Creating a Table 354
Adding Data to a Table 356
Reading Data from a Table 356
Updating Data in a Table 357
Deleting Data from a Table 358
Deleting Tables and Databases 358
Connecting to MySQL from PHP 359
Making a Connection 360
Handling Errors 360
Reading Data 361
Summary 365
Exercises 365
Chapter 13: Retrieving Data from MySQL with PHP_________________________367
Setting Up the Book Club Database 367
The BINARY Attribute and Collations 369
The UNIQUE Constraint 370
The ENUM Data Type 370
The TIMESTAMP Data Type 371
Retrieving Data with SELECT 371
Limiting the Number of Rows Returned 372
Sorting Results 373
Using Pattern Matching for Flexible Queries 374
Summarizing Data 375
Eliminating Duplicate Results 377
Grouping Results 373
Pulling Data from Multiple Tables 37g
Using Aliases 33^
Other Useful MySQL Operators and Functions 382
Creating a Member Record Viewer 335
Creating the config.php File ggg
Creating the common.inc.php File 3gy
Creating the DataObject Class File ooo
Building the Member Class -g-
Building the LogEntry Class 3Q4
Creating the view_members.php Script -g-
Creating the view_member.php Script _--
Testing the Application _
Summary ^±
Exercises 402
Chapter 14: Manipulating MySQL Data with PHP -n _
Inserting Records
Updating Records Jjjjj
Deleting Records 4®f
Building a Member Registration Application
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Adding More Common Code wo
Enhancing the Member Class 408
Creating the Registration Script 409
Testing the Application 411
Creating a Members Area 417
Adding an Authentication Method to the Member Class **¦*
Enhancing the LogEntry Class to Record Page Views 418
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Adding More Common Code 420
Writing the Login Page Script 421
Creating a Logout Function 424
Creating the Pages for the Members Area 424
Testing the Members Area 426
Creating a Member Manager Application 428
Adding Update and Delete Methods to the Member Class 428
Adding a Deletion Method to the LogEntry Class 430
Tweaking the viewjmembers.php Script 431
Creating the view_member.php Script 431
Testing the Member Manager 437
Summary 438
Exercises 439
Chapter 15: Making Your Job Easier with PEAR____________________________441
Installing PEAR Packages 442
Testing the PEAR Package Manager on Ubuntu 442
Testing PEAR using Mac OS X and MAMP 443
Installing and Testing PEAR with WampServer on Windows 444
Installing a Package 446
Installing Dependencies 447
Uninstalling Packages 447
Using a PEAR Package 448
Creating HTML Tables with the HTML Table Package 450
Web Forms the Easy Way with HTML_QuickForm 455
Installing HTML_QuickForm 455
Working with HTML_QuickForm 455
Using Validation Rules 460
Summary 470
Exercises 470
Chapter 16: PHP and the Outside World___________________________________471
Working with Dates and Times 472
Understanding Timestamps 472
Getting the Current Date and Time 472
Creating Your Own Timestamps 473
Extracting Date and Time Values from a Timestamp 475
Formatting Date Strings 478
Working with Microseconds 481
DateTime: The Future of PHP Date/Time Handling 487
Working with HTTP 488
Understanding HTTP Requests 489
Exploring HTTP Responses 490
Modifying an HTTP Response 493
Getting Information from the Web Server 494
Sending Email 497
Specifying the Sender Address and Adding Headers 498
Controlling the Return Path Email Address 499
Sending HTML Emails 500
Summary 505
Exercises 505
Chapter 17: Generating images with PHP_______________ 507
Basics of Computer Graphics 507
Color Theory 5qo
Coordinate Systems 50g
Image Types 509
Creating Images -* 0
Creating a New Image _.0
Allocating Colors _1 _
Outputting Images _. ?
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Drawing in an Image
Manipulating Images
Opening an Existing Image
Applying a Watermark
Creating Thumbnails
Using Text in Images ^
Adding Standard Text
531
Using TrueType Fonts
Summary |33
Exercises __6
537
Chapter 18: String Matching with Regular Expressions
What Is a Regular Expression?
Pattern Matching in PHP 54°
Exploring Regular Expression Syntax 541
542
Matching Literal Characters 542
Matching Types of Characters using Character Classes 544
Matching Multiple Characters 545
Greedy and Non-Greedy Matching 546
Using Subpatterns to Group Patterns 546
Referring to Previous Subpattern Matches 547
Matching Alternative Patterns 548
Using Anchors to Match at Specified Positions 548
Hnding Multiple Matches with preg_match_all() 550
Searching Arrays with preg_grep() 556
Replacing Text 557
Replacing Text with preg_replace() 557
Replacing Text using a Callback Function 560
Altering Matching Behavior with Pattern Modifiers 560
Splitting a String with a Regular Expression 562
Summary 571
Exercises 571
Chapter 19: Working with XML___________________________________________573
What Is XML? 574
XML Document Structure 575
Major Parts of an XML Document 576
XML Syntax Rules 577
Using XML Elements and Attributes 578
Valid XML Documents: DTDs and XSDs 578
Reading XML Documents with PHP 582
How XML Parser Works 582
Creating a New Parser 582
Creating Event Handlers 583
Parsing the XML Document 584
Dealing with Parse Errors 584
Writing and Manipulating XML Documents with PHP 589
DOM Basics 590
Creating an XML Document using the DOM 595
Manipulating XML Documents using the DOM 599
Doing XML the Easy Way with SimpleXML 606
Reading an XML Document 608
Creating an XML Document 610
Converting Between SimpleXML and DOM Objects 612
Working with XSL and XSLT 613
Summary 615
Exercises 616
Chapter 20: Writing High-Quality Code __________________________________619
Writing Modular Code 620
Including Files 621
Including a File Only Once 622
Working with Include Paths 623
Dynamic Includes 625
Using Namespaces to Avoid Clashes 625
Using Coding Standards for Consistency 630
Documenting Your Code 631
Writing Good Comments 632
Using phpDocumentor to Generate External Documentation 633
Checking Input and Encoding Output 641
Checking Input §42
Encoding Output g43
Handling Errors g44
Understanding Error Levels g44
Triggering Errors 646
Controlling Where Error Messages Are Sent 647
Logging Your Own Error Messages -47
Letting Your Script Handle Errors -40
Fine-Tuning Error Reporting --^
Using Exception Objects to Handle Errors ---
Separating Application Logic from Presentation Logic 660
Automated Code Testing with PHPUnit ?c
Summary JJJ
Exercises 6?2
Appendix A: Solutions to Exercises___________________ 1573
Appendix B: Configuring PHP_______________
Appendix C: Alternatives to MySQL_____________
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Appendix D: Using PHP from the Command Line
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