PHP Phrasebook

Description:

If you were traveling in Spain, but couldn't speak Spanish very well, you'd probably carry a Spanish dictionary with you. If you are a PHP developer who needs a portable reference guide for frequent use in your job, the PHP Phrasebook is perfect for you. The PHP Phrasebook is actually a pocket guide that is jam-packed with useful and essential PHP code "phrases" for the PHP developer's everyday use. The code is flexible, so it can be easily adapted to your needs and mulitple situations, and your time isn't wasted wading through chapters of tutorial lessons and extraneous information. The phrasebook covers PHP 5 and is relevant for PHP 4.

 

Table of Contents:

Introduction

1. Manipulating Strings.

    Comparing Strings

    Checking Usernames and Passwords

    Converting Strings into Hypertext Markup Language (HTML)

    Using Line Breaks

    Encrypting Strings

    Checksumming Strings

    Extracting Substrings

    Protecting Email Addresses Using ASCII Codes

    Scanning Formatted Strings

    Getting Detailed Information About Variables

    Searching in Strings

    Using POSIX Regular Expressions

    Using Perl-Compatible Regular Expressions

    Finding Tags with Regular Expressions

    Validating Mandatory Input

    Validating Numbers (and Other Data Types)

    Validating Email Addresses

    Search and Replace

2. Working with Arrays.

    Accessing All Elements of Numerical Arrays

    Accessing All Elements of Associative Arrays

    Accessing All Array Elements in Nested Arrays

    Turning an Array into Variables

    Converting Strings to Arrays

    Converting Arrays to Strings

    Sorting Arrays Alphabetically

    Sorting Associative Arrays Alphabetically

    Sorting Nested Arrays

    Sorting Nested Associative Arrays

    Sorting IP Addresses (as a Human Would)

    Sorting Anything

    Sorting with Foreign Languages

    Applying an Effect to All Array Elements

    Filtering Arrays

    Getting Random Elements Out of Arrays

3. Date and Time.

    Using Text Within date()

    Automatically Localizing Dates

    Manually Localizing Dates

    Using the Current Date the U.S./U.K./European Way

    Formatting a Specific Date

    Validating a Date

    Calculating a Relative Date

    Creating a Sortable Time Stamp

    Converting a String into a Date

    Determining Sunrise and Sunset

    Using Date and Time for Benchmarks

    Using Form Fields for Date Selection

    Create Self-updating Form Fields for Date Selection

    Calculating the Difference Between Two Dates

    Using GMT Date/Time Information

4. Interacting with Web Forms.

    Sending Form Data Back to the Current Script

    Reading Out Form Data

    Coping with "Magic Quotes"

    Checking Whether a Form Has Been Submitted

    Saving Form Data into a Cookie

    Prefilling Text Fields and Password Fields

    Prefilling Multiline Text Fields

    Preselecting Radio Buttons

    Preselecting Check Boxes

    Preselecting Selection Lists

    Preselecting Multiple Selection Lists

    Processing Graphical Submit Buttons

    Checking Mandatory Fields

    Checking Selection Lists

    Writing All Form Data into a File

    Sending All Form Data Via Email

    Getting Information About File Uploads

    Moving Uploaded Files to a Safe Location

5. Remembering Users (Cookies and Sessions).

    Understanding Cookies

    Creating a Cookie

    Reading Out Cookies

    Getting Rid of "Magic Quotes" in Cookies

    Setting a (Reasonable) Expiry Date

    Setting a Client-Specific Expiry Date

    Deleting a Cookie

    Making Cookies Accessible for Several Domains

    Checking Whether the Client Supports Cookies

    Saving Multiple Data in One Cookie

    Saving the User's Language Preference

    Understanding Sessions

    Where to Store the Sessions

    How to Maintain the Session State

    Activating Sessions

    Reading and Writing Sessions

    Closing Sessions

    Changing the Session ID

    Creating Dynamic, Session-Aware Links

    Implementing a Custom Session Management

    Creating a Secured Area with Sessions

    Creating a Secured Area Without Sessions

6. Using Files on the Server File System.

    Opening and Closing Files

    Reading from Files

    Writing to Files

    Locking Files

    Using Relative Paths for File Access

    Avoiding Security Traps with File Access

    Working with CSV Data

    Parsing INI Files

    Retrieving File Information

    Copying, Moving, and Deleting Files

    Browsing the File System

    Using PHP Streams

    Using Bzip2 Archives

    Returning Files with an HTTP Request

7. Making Data Dynamic.

    Connecting to MySQL

    Connecting to MySQLi

    Sending SQL to MySQL

    Prepared Statements with MySQL

    Retrieving Results of a Query to MySQL

    Connecting to SQLite

    Sending SQL to SQLite

    Retrieving Results of a Query to SQLite

    Connecting to PostgreSQL

    Sending SQL to PostgreSQL

    Updating Data in PostgreSQL

    Retrieving Results of a Query to PostgreSQL

    Connecting to Oracle

    Sending SQL to Oracle

    Retrieving Results of a Query to Oracle

    Connecting to MSSQL

    Sending SQL to MSSQL

    Retrieving Results of a Query to MSSQL

    Connecting to Firebird

    Sending SQL to Firebird

    Retrieving Results of a Query to Firebird

    Connecting Via PDO

    Sending SQL Via PDO

    Retrieving Results of a Query Via PDO

8. Using XML.

    Parsing XML with SAX

    Using DOM in PHP 4 to Read XML

    Using DOM in PHP 5 to Read XML

    Using DOM in PHP 4 to Write XML

    Using DOM in PHP 5 to Write XML

    Using SimpleXML

    Transforming XML with XSL and PHP 4

    Transforming XML with XSL and PHP 5

    Validating XML

9. Communicating with Others.

    Connecting with HTTP Servers

    Connecting with FTP Servers

    Checking Whether a Server Is Still Reacting

    Creating a Web Service with PEAR::XML-RPC

    Consuming a Web Service with PEAR::XML-RPC

    Creating a Web Service with NuSOAP

    Automatically Generating WSDL with NuSOAP

    Consuming a Web Service with NuSOAP

    Creating a Web Service with PEAR::SOAP

    Automatically Generating WSDL with PEAR::SOAP

    Consuming a Web Service with PEAR::SOAP

    Creating a Web Service with PHP 5's SOAP Extension

    Consuming a Web Service with PHP 5's SOAP Extension

Index.

描述：
如果你在西班牙旅行，但不太懂西班牙語，你可能會隨身攜帶一本西班牙語詞典。如果你是一位需要在工作中頻繁使用的PHP開發人員，那麼《PHP短語手冊》就非常適合你。《PHP短語手冊》實際上是一本袖珍指南，內容充滿了對PHP開發人員日常使用的有用和必要的PHP代碼“短語”。這些代碼具有靈活性，因此可以輕鬆適應您的需求和多種情況，您不需要浪費時間閱讀教程和冗餘信息。該手冊涵蓋了PHP 5，也適用於PHP 4。

目錄：
介紹
1. 字符串操作
- 比較字符串
- 檢查用戶名和密碼
- 將字符串轉換為HTML
- 使用換行符
- 加密字符串
- 校驗字符串
- 提取子字符串
- 使用ASCII代碼保護電子郵件地址
- 掃描格式化字符串
- 獲取變量的詳細信息
- 在字符串中搜索
- 使用POSIX正則表達式
- 使用Perl兼容的正則表達式
- 使用正則表達式查找標籤
- 驗證必填輸入