MYSQL/PHP Database Applications

Jay Greenspan, Brad Bulger

596 pages, parution le 01/01/2001

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Résumé

More businesses and ambitious individuals are trying to bring applications to the Web but they are bewildered with the array of components and concepts needed to create a data-driven site. The cost, stability and ease of development using the Open Source PHP 4 scripting language and a MySQL database makes this combination the best choice for small and mid-size Web-based applications. PHP4/MySQL Database Applications demonstrates web-application development by presenting seven real, ready-to-use examples starting with a simple guess book and ending with a fully-functional e-commerce site with a shopping cart. Inexperienced users will learn the essentials of working with PHP4 and MySQL so they can start building and customizing database applications for the web right away!

Contents

Preface

Acknowledgments

Introduction

Part I - Working with MySQL

Chapter 1 Database Design with MySQL
Chapter 2 The Structured Query Language for Creating and Altering Tables
Chapter 3 Getting What You Want with select

Part II - Working with PHP

Chapter 4 Getting Started with PHP - Variables
Chapter 5 Control Structures
Chapter 6 PHP's Built-in Functions
Chapter 7 Writing Organized and Readable Code

Part III - Simple Applications

Chapter 8 Guestbook 2000, the (Semi-)Bulletproof Guestbook
Chapter 9 Survey

Part IV - Not So Simple Applications

Chapter 10 Catalog
Chapter 11 Content Management System
Chapter 12 Threaded Discussion
Chapter 13 Problem Tracking System
Chapter 14 Shopping Cart

Part V - Appendixes

Appendix A HTML Forms
Appendix B Brief Guide to PHP/MySQL Installation and Configuration
Appendix C MySQL Utilities
Appendix D MySQL User Administration
Appendix E PHP Function Reference
Appendix F Regular Expressions Overview
Appendix G Helpful User-Defined Functions
Appendix H PHP and MySQL Resources
Appendix I MySQL Function Reference
Appendix J What's on the CD-ROM

Index

End-User License Agreement

GNU General Public License

CD-ROM Installation Instructions

L'auteur - Jay Greenspan

Jay Greenspan (San Francisco, CA) is a writer and most recently a producer of Wired Digital's Webmonkey. He has written on PHP, ASP, and XML, and has spoken at various conferences. A Forrester's Research report listed him as a “thought leader” in the XML community. Prior to joining Webmonkey, Jay was a technical consultant, developing LANs and database-driven applications for small businesses.

L'auteur - Brad Bulger

Brad Bulger (San Francisco, CA) has worked in the software industry since the days of Franklin D. Roosevelt. He was a senior technical specialist at Ingres (now a division of Computer Associates) in the late 80s. He started at WIRED Magazine in 1992, and then moved to Wired Digital (now a part of the Lycos Network), where he is currently a software engineer, having worked with Perl, PHP, Vignette Story Server, and other technologies.

Caractéristiques techniques

	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	IDG
Auteur(s)	Jay Greenspan, Brad Bulger
Parution	01/01/2001
Nb. de pages	596
Format	18,8 x 23,4
Couverture	Broché
Poids	1130g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9780764535376