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    PHP & MYSQL Essentials

    Project Management

    Hadji J. Tejuco
    Topics
    What is PHP?
    PHP History
    Why use PHP?
    Installation Tools
    Activities
    What is PHP
    Server –side, scripting language
    ◦ Scripting – response to events
    ◦ Run on server
    ◦ Need a web server
    ◦ Does not need to be compiled
    Designed for use with HTML
    Provide more flexibility than HTML
    Syntax is similar to C, Java, Perl, ASP.
    PHP History
    Version 1: 1994
    ◦ Cgi binaries in the C Programming Language
    ◦ Ramsus Lerdorf in 1994
    Version 2: 1995
    ◦ “Personal Home Page Tools”
    Version 3: 1998
    ◦ PHP : Hypertext Preprocessor (Recursive
    Acronym)
    ◦ Zeev Suraski 
    ◦ Andi Gutmans
    PHP History
    Version 4: 2000
    ◦ Zend created the core of PHP
    ◦ Still actively supported updates
    ◦ Version 4.4.6 on March 1, 2007
    Version 5: July 2004
    Current Version is 5.3.3
    Why use PHP?
    Open Source / Free Software
    Cross platform to develop, to deploy and to
    use
    Powerful, robust, scalable
    Web development specific
    ◦ Design for web developers
    Cab be Object Oriented, especially version 5
    Great documentation in many language
    ◦ www.php.net/docs.php
    Large active developers community (20
    million websites uses php)
    Installation Tools
    Web Server
    PHP
    Database
    TextEditor
    Web Browser
    Tools
    Web Server
    (Apache)
    PHP (Version 5.2.1 or the latest)
    Database (Mysql 5.0)
    Text Editor (Notepad++)
    Web Browser (Mozilla)

    LAMP, WAMP, XAMPP, MAMP


    Tools
    PHP (www.php.net/manual/en/install.php)
    ◦ Windows 98, ME or NT / 2000
    ◦ XP, Vista and Windows 7
    Apache(httpd.apache.org)
    MYSQL (devMysql.com
    WAMP (www.wampserver.com/en/index.php
    )
    XAMP (www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-
    windows.html)
    PHP Tags
    <? Php

    phpinfo();

    ?>
    Helloworld.php
    <html>
    <head>
    <title> Hello World </title>
    </head>

    <body>
    <?php echo "Hello World!"; ?> <br />
    <?php print "Hello World"; ?> <br />
    <?php echo "Hello"." World"; ?> <br />
    <?php echo 5+5; ?> <br />
    <?php echo 3*2; ?> <br />
    <?php echo 4*10; ?> <br />
    </body>
    </html>
    Operational Trail
    Operational Trail
    Comments
    Single line comment uses
    ◦ //
    ◦#
    Double line comment
    ◦ /*
     Your comment goes here…
    ◦ */
    Variables
    Symbolic representation of a value
    Can change

    Rules in using Variable name


    ◦ Start with a $
    ◦ Followed by a letter or underscore
    ◦ Can contain letters, numbers, underscore and
    dashes
    ◦ No spaces
    ◦ Case-sensitive
    Examples of Variable Names
    $item
    $myVariable //Camel Case
    $this_variable
    $this-variable //Not practical
    $product3
    $_book
    $__bookpage //uses double underscore
    do not use (stay away)
    Activity

    1.Varialbe.php
    2.String.php
    3.Stringfunction.php
    4.Numbers.php
    5.Floats.php
    6.Arrays.php
    7.Arrayfunction.php
    8.Booleans.php
    9.Typecasting.php
    10.Constants.php
    Logical Operators
    If Statements
    ◦ Logical.php
     Single if
     If / Then / Else
     Logical Operators
    Switch Statements
    Loops
    While Loops
    For Loops
    For each loop
    Continue
    Break
    Pointer
    Functions
    Using Functions
    Return Values
    Global
    Default Values
    Debug
    Using Debug
    Links
    Links
    URL Values
    Encoding
    HTML encode
    Forms
    Cookies
    Sessions
    Headers
    Include
    Ways to get data from the user
    URLs / Links GET
    Forms POST
    Cookies COOKIES
    MYSQL
    Introduction
    to MYSQL
    PHPMYADMIN
    PHP Project File
     Creating a Content Management System
    ◦ (CMS)
    ◦ Blue print
    ◦ CMS database
    ◦ Relationship in the Database
    ◦ Project Setup
    ◦ Staff Menu
    ◦ Includes
    ◦ Using Database
    ◦ Navigation
    ◦ Navrefactor
    ◦ Navlinks
    ◦ SelectednavLinks
    ◦ hrefselected
    Find Subjects
    Find Subject
    Find Page
    New Subject
    Subject Form
    Create Subject
    Mysql Escape
    Validation
    Subject Edit
    PHP Project (CMS)
    CMS Blueprint
    CMS Main Screen
    CMS Products Section
    Login in Area
    Menus for Editing
    Edit Functions
    Edit Pages
    Creating Users

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