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This document provides an introduction and overview of key concepts in PHP including: - Embedding PHP code in HTML files using different tags - Using variables, constants, and accessing form variables - Common operators and control structures - Working with arrays, including multidimensional arrays - Defining and calling functions with arguments - Managing sessions through the use of cookies and the $_SESSION superglobal variable

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Introduction
⇨ Based on PHP and MySQL Web
Development, Third Edition (Available as
CS eBook from Dal Library)
⇨ Other eBooks from Dal Library
⇨ Learning PHP 5
⇨ PHP Cookbook
⇨ For Online resources, google “PHP”

Table of Contents
⇨ Embedding PHP
⇨ Variables
⇨ Operators and Control Structures
⇨ Array
⇨ Function
⇨ Session Control (Using Cookie)

Embedding PHP in HTML
⇨ Insert PHP tag inside HTML file (with .php
extension
⇨ XML Style
<?php PHP statement; ?>
⇨ Short Style (Need to be enabled)
<? PHP statement; ?>
⇨ Script Style
<SCRIPT LANGUAGE='php'> PHP statement;
</SCRIPT>
⇨ ASP Style (Need to be enabled)
<% PHP statement; %>
⇨ Dynamic Content
function('argument');
⇨ Note: argument is in string

Variables
⇨ Do not require to declare variable type
⇨ Variable variables
$varname = 'tireqty';
$$varname = 5;
⇨ Constants
define('TIREPRICE', 100);
⇨ Accessing form variables (field=tireqty)
⇨ Short style (requires register_globals)
$tieryqty
⇨ Medium style
$_POST['tireqty'] or $_GET['tireqty']
⇨ Long style
$HTTP_POST_VARS['tireqty']

Operators and Control
Structures
⇨ Pretty much same as in other programming
languages (C, Java, etc.)
⇨ Break statements are also same (continue,
break), except it provides exit statement to
break out of the script
⇨ Alternative control structure syntex
if( $totalqty == 0):
echo 'You did not order anything on the previous
page!<br />';
exit;
endif;

Array
⇨ Create an array
$products = array ('Tires', 'Oil', 'Engine');
⇨ Automatically generate sequnces of
number, character
$numbers = range (1,10,2); //last parameter optional(Indicate step)
⇨ Accessing element
$products[0]
⇨ Array with different indices
$prices = array( 'Tires'=>100, 'Oil'=>10, 'Spark Plugs'=>4 );
⇨ Assign key and value to variables
list( $product, $price ) = each( $prices );

Array (Cont'd)
⇨ Multidimensional Array
($products[row][column]
$products = array( array( 'Code' => 'TIR',
'Description' => 'Tires',
'Price' => 100
),
array( 'Code' => 'OIL',
'Description' => 'Oil',
'Price' => 10
),
array( 'Code' => 'SPK',
'Description' => 'Spark Plugs',
'Price' =>4
)
);

$Function ⇨ New function function my_function() { echo 'My function was called'; } ⇨ Calling function my_function();$

$Function (Cont'd) ⇨ Using argument ⇨ Should reset the argument if it is an array ⇨ The next command gets next element of arg ⇨ The current command gets current element ⇨ Ex. function create_table2( $data, $border = 1, $cellpadding = 4, $cellspacing = 4 ) { echo "<table border = $border cellpadding = $cellpadding" ." cellspacing = $cellspacing>"; reset($data); $value = current($data); while ($value) { echo "<tr><td>$value</td></tr>n"; $value = next($data); } echo '</table>'; }$

Session Control (Using Cookie)
⇨ Manually setting Cookie in PHP
bool setcookie (string name [, string value [, int
expire [, string path
[, string domain [, int secure]]]]])
Ex. setcookie ('mycookie', 'value');
⇨ Using Cookie with Sessions
⇨ Get session cookie parameters
session_get_cookie_params()
⇨ Set session cookie parameters
session_set_cookie_params($lifetime, $path,
$domain [, $secure]);

Session Control (Cont'd)
⇨ Starting Session (Must be declared at the
beginning of the file)
session_start();
⇨ Registering Session variables
$_SESSION['myvar'] = 5;
⇨ Unsetting variables
⇨ Single variable
unset($_SESSION['myvar']);
⇨ All variables
$_SESSION=array();
⇨ Destroying session
session_destroy();

Session Control (Example)
⇨ Begin session
<?php
session_start();
$_SESSION['sess_var'] = "Hello world!";
echo 'The content of $_SESSION['sess_var'] is '
.$_SESSION['sess_var'].'<br />';
?>
<a href="page2.php">Next page</a>

Session Control (Example)
⇨ Get the variable and unset it
<?php
session_start();
echo 'The content of $_SESSION['sess_var'] is '
.$_SESSION['sess_var'].'<br />';
unset($_SESSION['sess_var']);
?>
<a href="page3.php">Next page</a>

Session Control (Example
⇨ End session
<?php
session_start();
echo 'The content of $_SESSION['sess_var'] is '
.$_SESSION['sess_var'].'<br />';
session_destroy();
?>

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php tutorial.ppt

1. CS Learning Centre PHP Tutorial

2. Introduction ⇨ Based on PHP and MySQL Web Development, Third Edition (Available as CS eBook from Dal Library) ⇨ Other eBooks from Dal Library ⇨ Learning PHP 5 ⇨ PHP Cookbook ⇨ For Online resources, google “PHP”

3. Table of Contents ⇨ Embedding PHP ⇨ Variables ⇨ Operators and Control Structures ⇨ Array ⇨ Function ⇨ Session Control (Using Cookie)

4. Embedding PHP in HTML ⇨ Insert PHP tag inside HTML file (with .php extension ⇨ XML Style <?php PHP statement; ?> ⇨ Short Style (Need to be enabled) <? PHP statement; ?> ⇨ Script Style <SCRIPT LANGUAGE='php'> PHP statement; </SCRIPT> ⇨ ASP Style (Need to be enabled) <% PHP statement; %> ⇨ Dynamic Content function('argument'); ⇨ Note: argument is in string

5. Variables ⇨ Do not require to declare variable type ⇨ Variable variables $varname = 'tireqty'; $$varname = 5; ⇨ Constants define('TIREPRICE', 100); ⇨ Accessing form variables (field=tireqty) ⇨ Short style (requires register_globals) $tieryqty ⇨ Medium style $_POST['tireqty'] or $_GET['tireqty'] ⇨ Long style $HTTP_POST_VARS['tireqty']

6. Operators and Control Structures ⇨ Pretty much same as in other programming languages (C, Java, etc.) ⇨ Break statements are also same (continue, break), except it provides exit statement to break out of the script ⇨ Alternative control structure syntex if( $totalqty == 0): echo 'You did not order anything on the previous page!<br />'; exit; endif;

7. Array ⇨ Create an array $products = array ('Tires', 'Oil', 'Engine'); ⇨ Automatically generate sequnces of number, character $numbers = range (1,10,2); //last parameter optional(Indicate step) ⇨ Accessing element $products[0] ⇨ Array with different indices $prices = array( 'Tires'=>100, 'Oil'=>10, 'Spark Plugs'=>4 ); ⇨ Assign key and value to variables list( $product, $price ) = each( $prices );

8. Array (Cont'd) ⇨ Multidimensional Array ($products[row][column] $products = array( array( 'Code' => 'TIR', 'Description' => 'Tires', 'Price' => 100 ), array( 'Code' => 'OIL', 'Description' => 'Oil', 'Price' => 10 ), array( 'Code' => 'SPK', 'Description' => 'Spark Plugs', 'Price' =>4 ) );

9. Function ⇨ New function function my_function() { echo 'My function was called'; } ⇨ Calling function my_function();

10. Function (Cont'd) ⇨ Using argument ⇨ Should reset the argument if it is an array ⇨ The next command gets next element of arg ⇨ The current command gets current element ⇨ Ex. function create_table2( $data, $border = 1, $cellpadding = 4, $cellspacing = 4 ) { echo "<table border = $border cellpadding = $cellpadding" ." cellspacing = $cellspacing>"; reset($data); $value = current($data); while ($value) { echo "<tr><td>$value</td></tr>n"; $value = next($data); } echo '</table>'; }

11. Session Control (Using Cookie) ⇨ Manually setting Cookie in PHP bool setcookie (string name [, string value [, int expire [, string path [, string domain [, int secure]]]]]) Ex. setcookie ('mycookie', 'value'); ⇨ Using Cookie with Sessions ⇨ Get session cookie parameters session_get_cookie_params() ⇨ Set session cookie parameters session_set_cookie_params($lifetime, $path, $domain [, $secure]);

12. Session Control (Cont'd) ⇨ Starting Session (Must be declared at the beginning of the file) session_start(); ⇨ Registering Session variables $_SESSION['myvar'] = 5; ⇨ Unsetting variables ⇨ Single variable unset($_SESSION['myvar']); ⇨ All variables $_SESSION=array(); ⇨ Destroying session session_destroy();

13. Session Control (Example) ⇨ Begin session <?php session_start(); $_SESSION['sess_var'] = "Hello world!"; echo 'The content of $_SESSION['sess_var'] is ' .$_SESSION['sess_var'].'<br />'; ?> <a href="page2.php">Next page</a>

14. Session Control (Example) ⇨ Get the variable and unset it <?php session_start(); echo 'The content of $_SESSION['sess_var'] is ' .$_SESSION['sess_var'].'<br />'; unset($_SESSION['sess_var']); ?> <a href="page3.php">Next page</a>

15. Session Control (Example ⇨ End session <?php session_start(); echo 'The content of $_SESSION['sess_var'] is ' .$_SESSION['sess_var'].'<br />'; session_destroy(); ?>

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