PHP SIX WEEKS
PHP SIX WEEKS.
PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor is the general-purpose programming language for the server side scripting language for the web development. In addition, the codes have the capability of deploying on the most web servers, operating systems and platforms for GUI applications. The three things that make it popular are that it is easy: easy to use, easy to learn, easy to implement. Even it is free and runs on almost any web server. It is both a scripting language and a collection of tools to perform various functions in an HTTP and web. It can create dynamic and static web sites. However to be a dynamic developer there are plenty of institutes dealing with this course. The courses on PHP, enables the learner to be a creative and innovative designer over HTTP. Indeed to mention regarding the trainers, the institute should have dynamic and professionals expertise to provide the entire concept in a delicate and in a lucid manner. Among various training classes, DUCAT is one those, having handy experience trainers to deliver the best concept to the students. The team of professionals over this institute has wide spectrum to make the dreams alive of the web developer. Therefore, run to the nearest centre and enroll yourself in the live training sessions.
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In this course, you develop PHP scripts to perform a variety to takes, culminating in the development of a full database-driven Web page. Exercises include:
Accessing command line arguments from PHP scripts
Generating web pages dynamically using PHP
Retrieving Web Pages manipulating from data
Personalizing Web site content using Session and Cookies
Tracking user navigation on your Web site
File handling with PHP script
Regular Expression with PHP to Make strong validation
Object Oriented Concept to make more Powerful Web Application
Exception Handling
Integrating database content to generate dynamic Web pages
Building modular Scripts to enable code reusability
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Origins of PHP in the open source community
Why we use PHP?
Some of PHP’s strengths:
Some of PHP’s main competitors are PERL, Microsoft ASP.NET, JavaServer Page
(JSP) and Cold Fusion. In comparison to these products, PHP has much strength
Availability across multiple platforms
Installing as a module for Apache Web Server and Microsoft Internet information server
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Comparing PHP with other Web scripting languages or technology
PHP delimiters
Variable initialization with PHP
Investigating PHP data types
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Storing values in scalar variables
Employing arrays
Building Complete scripts incorporating loops and conditional expressions
Operators
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Outlining Web Protocols
Embedding PHP code into HTML pages
Employing shortcuts to display single PHP scripts
Determining how data is sent from forms to PHP scripts
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Presenting the user with input options via different HTML from elements
Retrieving form dat with $_POST,$_GET and $_REQUEST[] arrays
Validating retrieved data
Strategies for handling invalid input
Storing state information using cookies
Tracking users identification
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Formatting data and time information
Manipulating string dat
Reading and writing data using file I/O functions
Investigating other built-in features
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Writing user-defined functions to structure your code
Passing arguments and default values to functions
Returning data from functions
Accessing global variables
Building code libraries for reusability
Incorporating external PHP scripts with include, include_once, require and
require_once
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Investigating the HTTP header
Suppressing on-screen error messages on production servers
Configuring the php-ini file to control error messages
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Troubleshooting problems when manipulating data
Redirecting the browser to other pages
Modifying the PHP configuration file to suit your needs
Developing debugging strategies
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Why use MySQL?
Some of MySQL’s Strengths
What is RDBMS technology?
SQL and their basics need
Creating and managing database connections
Sending queries to the database server employing most efficient methods
Retrieving query results as associative arrays
Looping through databases
Displaying returned data on Web Pages
Avoiding Potential problems by managing and backslashes in data
Closing the database connection
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Formatting string for Presentation
Formatting String for Storage
Joining and Splitting String
Comparing Strings
Matching and replacing substring
Pattern matching
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Use of HTML of web design purpose
HTML scripts and form’s element
Embedding PHP in HTML
Redirecting web pages
Adding dynamic content
Supper global Variable
Interact with server using GUI
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Saving data for later using file system
Opening a file Creating and Writing to a file
Creating and Writing to a file
Closing a file
Reading from file
Deleting a file
Using other useful file functions
Create a directory
Remove a directory
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Introducing Functions
Defining functions
Using parameters
Understanding scope
Returning values
Calling by value versus Calling by reference
Implementing recursion
Reusing Codes
Using Require() and include()
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What Session Control is?
Understanding Basic Session Functionality
What is a Cookie?
Setting Cookies with PHP
Using Cookies with Sessions
Deleting Cookies
Starting a Session
Registering Session variables
Using Session Variables
Destroying the variables and Session
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Relational Database Concept and technology
Web Database Design
Web Database Architecture
Creating a MySQL Database
Satting up Users and Privileges
Creating Database Tables
Column Data Types
What is SQL?
Implementing Insert/Delete/Update and select Query
Joining Table
Dropping Tables and Databases
Setting up connection with PHP and MySQL
Choosing Database to Use
Disconnection from the Database
Advance MySQL Programming
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Introduction about FTP/SMTP server
Math functions
File upload
File Download
PDF generation
E-mail with PHP
PHP configuration file
Error tracking and debugging
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Introduction to JavaScript
Dorm Validation using JavaScript
Implementing CSS
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