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Essential PHP, Web, and MySQL (Volume 3) 18+ hours of Instruction on PHP Web Scripting with Dreamweaver CS3. 3 Bonus Sections on SQL, phpMyAdmin and more! This disc contains: 148 Movies, 18 Video Hours, and over 3.2 Gigabytes! Learn how to program PHP with Dreamweaver CS3!! This is the best training on the market for effectively learning how to create dynamic PHP web sites with MySQL. Learn from a professional programmer and web guru. This title is jam packed with over 18 hours of video training. You will effectively learn how to work with databases outside of the PHP language and by directly working with the best functionality in PHP. You will get a firm foundation in creating, manipulating, and displaying SQL databases using multiple examples. You get a firm foundation in database concepts and the essential parts of the SQL language. You will get many, many professional tips and tricks along the way. No title on the market has as many examples and exercises as this title. You owe it to yourself to learn the essential techniques used by the best and most successful web professionals and sites. Current Price: $99.95 USD Buy Now: Windows and Mac Compatible DVD-ROM 
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There are 148 fantastic videos to choose from! The DVD-ROM is packed with 3.2 Gigabytes! |
| 01 Setting Up PHP 01-01 quick install on windows 01-02 web server conflicts on windows, p1 01-03 web server conflicts on windows, p2 01-04 web server conflicts on windows, p3 01-05 wamp server on windows in depth, p1 01-06 wamp server on windows in depth, p2 01-07 wamp server on windows in depth, p3 01-08 downloading apache, php, mysql (mac osx) 01-09 install apache, php (mac osx) 01-10 install mysql (mac osx) 01-11 install mamp server, p1 (mac osx) 01-12 install mamp server, p2 (mac osx) 02 Getting Started and Review 02-01 Basic PHP 02-02 Data Types 02-03 Strings 02-04 Numbers 02-05 Integers 02-06 Arrays 02-07 Loops 02-08 If and Else 02-09 Functions and Includes 02-10 Objects 03 Web Pages and PHP 03-01 HTTP, HTML and State 03-02 PHP and Dynamic Pages 03-03 Super Global Arrays 03-04 Browser Redirects 03-05 Browser Caching 03-06 Server-Side Vs. Client-Side 03-07 PHP and Javascript 03-08 Regular Expressions 04 Web Forms 04-01 Get Parameters 04-02 REQUEST global 04-03 Post Parameters 04-04 Simple Forms, P1 04-05 Simple Forms, P2 04-06 A Contact Us Form 04-07 Validating Form Fields, P1 04-08 Validating Form Fields, P2 04-09 Preventing Multi-Submissions 04-10 Magic Quotes 04-11 Required Fields 04-12 Auto-Fill Fields 04-13 Checkboxes and PHP 04-14 Dynamic Selection Lists 04-15 Using Hidden Fields 04-16 A Complete Form Example 05 Sessions and Cookies 05-01 Introducing Sessions 05-02 Sessions with Logins, P1 05-03 Sessions with Logins, P2 05-04 Sessions and Session Variables 05-05 Setting Sessions, P1 05-06 Setting Sessions, P2 05-07 session_register 05-08 Destroying Sessions 05-09 Setting Cookies 05-10 Deleting Cookies 05-11 Multi-Value Cookies 05-12 Deleting Cookie Arrays 05-13 Unsetting Cookies 05-14 Exploding Cookies 06 MySQL Basics 06-01 MySQL Overview 06-02 The SQL Language 06-03 Databases, Tables, Queries 06-04 Creating Databases 06-05 Tables, Keys, and Indexes 06-06 Table Relationships 06-07 Column Data Types 06-08 Users and Data Security 06-09 Database Design 06-10 Database GUI Tools 06-11 About the SQL Sections 07 Manipulating MySQL Data 07-01 Insert, Select, Update, Delete 07-02 Insert Statements 07-03 Select Statements 07-04 Where Clauses 07-05 Distinct - Unique Rows 07-06 Distinct Example 07-07 Null Values 07-08 Update Statements 07-10 Table Joins (Relationships),P1 07-11 Table Joins (Relationships),P2 07-12 Sorting Results 07-13 Limiting Rows 07-14 Built-in Functions |
08 phpMyAdmin Essentials 08-01 About phpMyAdmin 08-02 Install and Configure, P1 08-03 Install and Configure, P2 08-04 Install and Configure, P3 08-05 Creating Databases 08-06 Creating Tables 08-07 Inserting Values 08-08 Default Column Values 08-09 Executing SQL 08-10 Updating Data Rows 08-11 Deleting Rows 08-12 Modifying Table Columns 08-13 Sorting Rows 09 PHP and Databases, P1 09-01 Types of Databases 09-02 Overview of the Examples 09-03 Connecting to Servers 09-04 MySQL Connection Scripts 09-05 Other Database Connections 09-06 Basic Select Statements, P1 09-07 Basic Select Statements, P2 09-08 Basic Select Statements, P3 09-09 Fetch Rows with List 09-10 Fetch Associative Arrays 09-11 Fetch Indexed Arrays 09-12 Fetch Objects 09-13 Basic Inserts, P1 09-14 Basic Inserts, P2 09-15 Insertion IDs 09-16 Basic Delete Statements 10 PHP and Databases, P2 10-01 mysqli Functions 10-02 More mysqli 10-03 Other Delete Statements 10-04 More Prepared Statements 10-05 Performance Issues 10-06 Persistent Connections 10-07 mySQL Errors 11 PHP and Databases, P3 11-01 Paging Records in HTML, P1 11-02 Paging Records in HTML, P2 11-03 Paging Records in HTML, P3 11-04 Setting up Pagination, P1 11-05 Setting up Pagination, P2 11-06 Prevent SQL Injection 11-07 Some mysql Functions 11-08 PDO Connections, P1 11-09 PDO Connections, P2 11-10 PDO Connections, P3 11-11 SQLite 11-12 PostgreSQL 12 Data-Driven Web Sites 12-01 Creating a Blog 12-02 Creating Topics, P1 12-03 Creating Topics, P2 12-04 Creating Article Page 12-05 Create the Post Page, P1 12-06 Create the Post Page, P2 13 Working with Email 13-01 Sending Email, P1 13-02 Sending Email, P2 13-03 phpmailer 13-04 PEAR mail 13-05 Mail Headers, P1 13-06 Mail Headers, P2 13-07 Internet Mail Protocols 13-08 SMTP authentication 14 Conclusion 14-01 Wrapping Things Up 14-02 What is Next |
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