PHP Solutions
Yay! PHP: Hypertext Processing.
Of all the languages I've been exposed to in terms of making dynamic web pages, PHP has to be the cheapest!
To be honest, ASP.NET is a bit easier, but proprietary, and JSP is, well, I could write volumes on how frustrating and painful it is, so I'm going to stop there.
Posted Exercises
- PHP-Solution 7-3
- Using the
buildFileList()function
Building an drop-down menu from reading the contents of a folder. - PHP Solution 7-5
- Opening a news feed with
fsockopen()
What you get is dependant on the browser and your RSS settings. Firefox asks if I want it on my Google Reader, IE displays a recent list of updated articles. - PHP Solution 7-6
- Prompting a user to download an image
Instead of linking to it for viewing. - Solution 11-6
- Displaying the images table using PDO
This is displays a table of everything in my "images" table from my database. - Solution 12-5
- Creating the navigation links
Creating dynamic navigation links on a gallery. It will display a maximum of 6 thumbnails at a time. - Solution 15-1
- Creating a user registration form
The form will automatically encrypt the password. - Solution 15-2
- Authenticating a user's credentials with a database
If the login is correct, the page will redirect. Otherwise, the page will display and error.
Chapter Index
(all exercises)
Chapter 4Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
Chapter 9
Chapter 10
Chapter 11
Chapter 12
Chapter 13
Chapter 14
Chapter 15
