Build Your Own Database Driven Web Site Using PHP & MySQL
Category: Education (depraced!)
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- date: 19 July 2010
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What’s in this Series?
This series comprises the following 4 chapters. Read them in order from beginning to end to gain a complete understanding of the subject, or skip around if you need a refresher on a particular topic.
Chapter 1: Installation [1]
Before you can start building your database driven web site, you must first ensure that you have the right tools for the job. In this first chapter, I’ll tell you where to obtain the two essential components you’ll need: the PHP scripting language and theMySQL database management system. I’ll step you through the setup procedures on Windows, Linux, and Mac OS X, and show you how to test that PHP is operational on your web server.
Chapter 2: Getting Started with MySQL [2]
Although I’m sure you’ll be anxious to start building dynamic web pages, I’ll begin with an introduction to databases in general, and the MySQL relational database management system in particular. If you have never worked with a relational database before, this should definitely be an enlightening chapter that will whet your appetite for what’s to come! In the process, you’ll build up a simple database to be used in later chapters.
Chapter 3: Introducing PHP [3]
Here’s where the fun really starts. In this chapter, I’ll introduce you to the PHP scripting language, which you can use to build dynamic web pages that present up-to-the-moment information to your visitors. Readers with previous programming experience will probably only need a quick skim of this chapter, as I explain the essentials of the language from the ground up. This is a must-read chapter for beginners, however, as the rest of this book relies heavily on the basic concepts presented here.
Chapter 4: Publishing MySQL Data on the Web [4]
In this chapter you’ll bring together PHP and MySQL, which you’ll have seen separately in the previous chapters, to create some of your first database driven web pages. You’ll explore the basic techniques of using PHP to retrieve information from a database and display it on the Web in real time. I’ll also show you how to use PHP to create web-based forms for adding new entries to, and modifying existing information in, a MySQL database on the fly.
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