PHP
These tutorials are about PHP and its use for server-side Web programming.
The complete listing of PHP tutorials can be found below or you can use the side menu to move section by section.
- What is PHP?
So what is PHP?- PHP History
The rather short history of PHP. - Uses of PHP
The uses of PHP. - Hello World
The ubiquitous "Hello World" example. - Installation
Some tips on installing PHP on a Windows box.
- HTTP Basics
A basic overview of HTTP. Knowing how the server communicates with your browser is important to PHP. - PHP Basics
The basics of the PHP language- Embedding PHP
How to embed PHP in a variety of documents. - Including PHP
How to include PHP from other document sources. - PHP Syntax
The basic syntax of PHP. - Data Types
The data types available in PHP. - Variables
Working with variables in PHP.
- Expressions and Statements
Expressions and Statements in PHP- Operators
Some rules of working with operators. - Math Operators
Mathematical Operators and a few others. - The Other Operators
Most of the important non-math operators.
- Client Interaction
Writing to and reading from the Web browser interface.- Writing Content
Writing content to the browser with PHP. - Global Arrays
The global arrays and PHPs storage of system and environmental variables. - Form Data Processing
Using PHP to process form data from the client. - Writing the URL
Understanding the URL and the encoding of special characters in the URL.
- Flow Control
Flow control and iteration in PHP- Conditionals
Working with conditionals in PHP. - Advanced Conditionals
Advanced conditionals in PHP. This is an advanced topic. Don't be afraid to skip it for now and come back to it later. - Iteration
Working with iteration and looping in PHP. - Functions
Working with functions in PHP. - Advanced Functions
Getting beyond the basic PHP function. - Modularity
Writing modular code in PHP.
- PHP Manual
The official PHP manual
These pages can be found at:
[http://academ.hvcc.edu/~kantopet/]
Copyright 2003 -- Peter L. Kantor[kantopet@hvcc.edu]
Last Updated January 2003