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Php 4 developer's guide

Black Schwendiman

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Chapter 1: Building and Installing PHP4. Chapter 2: The Language. Chapter 3: Forms and Cookies. Chapter 4: Working with Files. Chapter 5: Forms and File Uploading. Chapter 6: Working with Databases. Chapter 7: Sessions and Application State. Chapter 8: Authentication. Chapter 9: Browser Independence. Chapter 10: Debugging. Chapter 11: Code Reuse. Chapter 12: Separating HTML from PHP. Chapter 13: Cool PHP. Chapter 14: Template-Based Web Site. Chapter 15: Database-Driven Web Site. Chapter 16: Generating Static HTML Pages from Dynamic Data. Chapter 17: E-Commerce Web Sites.

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Chapter 1: Building and Installing PHP4. Chapter 2: The Language. Chapter 3: Forms and Cookies. Chapter 4: Working with Files. Chapter 5: Forms and File Uploading. Chapter 6: Working with Databases. Chapter 7: Sessions and Application State. Chapter 8: Authentication. Chapter 9: Browser Independence. Chapter 10: Debugging. Chapter 11: Code Reuse. Chapter 12: Separating HTML from PHP. Chapter 13: Cool PHP. Chapter 14: Template-Based Web Site. Chapter 15: Database-Driven Web Site. Chapter 16: Generating Static HTML Pages from Dynamic Data. Chapter 17: E-Commerce Web Sites.

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Chapter 1: Building and Installing PHP4. Chapter 2: The Language. Chapter 3: Forms and Cookies. Chapter 4: Working with Files. Chapter 5: Forms and File Uploading. Chapter 6: Working with Databases. Chapter 7: Sessions and Application State. Chapter 8: Authentication. Chapter 9: Browser Independence. Chapter 10: Debugging. Chapter 11: Code Reuse. Chapter 12: Separating HTML from PHP. Chapter 13: Cool PHP. Chapter 14: Template-Based Web Site. Chapter 15: Database-Driven Web Site. Chapter 16: Generating Static HTML Pages from Dynamic Data. Chapter 17: E-Commerce Web Sites.

Key concepts: Computer science, Debugging, Upload, World Wide Web, Installation, Web application, Reuse, Web site

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