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Cesar Chavez Library
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005.2762 D2956L
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Cholla Library
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Mesquite Library
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005.2762 D2956L
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Notes:
Includes index.
"Step-by-step guide to creating database-driven web sites"--Cover.
Contents:
- Dynamic content and the Web
- Installation
- Exploring PHP
- PHP decision making
- Functions
- Arrays
- Database basics
- Using MySQL
- Getting PHP to talk to MySQL
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- Working with forms
- Practical PHP
- Modifying MySQL and PHP data
- Cookies, sessions, and access control
- Security
- Validation and error handling
- Sample applications
- Finishing your journey.
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