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عنوان ترجمه شده به فارسی : PHP 8 برای مبتدیان مطلق: توسعه وب سایت و برنامه های وب پایه
سری : نویسندگان : Jason Lengstorf, Thomas Blom Hansen, Steve Prettyman ناشر : Apress
سال نشر : 2022
تعداد صفحات : 437
ISBN (شابک) : 1484282043 , 9781484282045
زبان کتاب : English
فرمت کتاب : pdf
حجم کتاب : 7 مگابایت
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Table of Contents About the Authors About the Technical Reviewer Introduction Chapter 1: Getting Ready to Program Objectives Setting Up a Development Environment What Is PHP? How Does PHP Work? Apache and What It Does Storing Info with MySQL/MariaDB Installing PHP, Apache, and MySQL/MariaDB Installing XAMPP Step 1: Download XAMPP Step 2: Follow the Instructions Step 3: Test XAMPP to Ensure Proper Installation Open the XAMPP Control Panel What If Apache Isn’t Running? Verify That Apache and PHP Are Running Choosing a PHP Editor Creating Your First PHP Program Running Your First PHP Script Summary Projects Chapter 2: Understanding PHP: Language Basics Objectives Embedding PHP Scripts Program Design and Logic Program Design and Logic Using echo What Is a Variable? Storing Values in a Variable A Variable Is a Placeholder Valid PHP Variable Names Program Design and Logic Displaying PHP Errors Secure Programming Creating an HTML5 Page with PHP HTML Review Including a Simple Page Template Including the Template Secure Programming Commenting Your Code Block and Single-Line Comments Avoiding Naming Conflicts The Object Operator Using a StdClass Object for Page Data Page Views HTML Review Making a Dynamic Site Navigation HTML Review Passing Information with PHP Accessing URL Variables Using isset( ) to Test If a Variable Is Set Secure Programming $_GET, a Superglobal Array Including Page Views Dynamically Strict Naming Convention Displaying a Default Page Securing the Program Validating Your HTML Styling the Site with CSS CSS Review Declaring a Page_Data Class Program Design and Logic Classes Make Objects Highlighting Current Navigation Item with a Dynamic Style Rule Summary Projects Chapter 3: Form Management Objectives What Are Forms? Setting Up a New PHP Project Seeing for Yourself Creating a Dynamic Navigation Creating Page Views for the Form Displaying Page Views on the Index Page Program Design and Logic A Simple Search Form The Element and Some Common Types Understanding the Method Attribute Named PHP Functions Program Design and Logic The Basic Syntax for Named Functions Program Design and Logic Program Design and Logic Using Function Arguments for Increased Flexibility Creating a Form for the Quiz HTML Review Showing the Quiz Form The POST Method Secure Programming Using the $_POST Superglobal Program Design and Logic $_POST Is an Array Secure Programming Curly’s Law: Do One Thing Program Design and Logic Code Is Poetry OOP: Using Constructors, Getters, and Setters Secure Programming Summary Exercises Chapter 4: Building a Dynamic Image Gallery Objectives Setting Up a Dynamic Site Prerequisites: A Folder with Some Images Copyright Laws Creating a Navigation Creating Two Dummy Page View Files Creating the Index File Time to Test Preparing a Function for Displaying Images Iteration While Loop For Loop Using glob to Find Files in a Folder For Each Loop Showing All Images Secure Programming CSS Review Creating a Form View Showing a Form for Uploading Images php.ini $_FILES Secure Programming Uploading Files with PHP Planning an Uploader Class UML Uploader Class Requirements The Magic Method __construct() Saving the Uploaded File Using the Uploader Class The Single Responsibility Principle Summary Projects Chapter 5: Reviewing PHP 8 Basic Syntax Objectives From the Beginning Comments PHP Functions Variables Conditional Statements Logical Operators Functions Arrays Loops Enums Summary Projects Chapter 6: Databases, MVC, and Data Objects Objectives The Basics of MySQL/MariaDB Data Storage Manipulating Data with SQL Developing a Database for the Poll Building a Database Using CREATE The CREATE TABLE Statement Secure Programming Understanding PRIMARY KEY Understanding AUTO_INCREMENT The INSERT Statement The SELECT Statement Secure Programming The UPDATE Statement Secure Programming Coding a Database-Driven Site Poll Separating Concerns with MVC Planning the Logic Creating the Poll Project Making a Poll Controller Making a Poll Model Making a Poll View Hooking Up Poll View with Poll Model Connecting to MySQL/MariaDB from PHP PHP Data Objects (PDO) Opening a Connection Sharing the Database Connection with the Poll Model Retrieving Data with a PDOStatement Showing a Poll Form Updating a Database Table According to Form Input Secure Programming Responding to User Input Summary Projects Chapter 7: Building the Basic Blog System Objectives Creating the blog_entry Database Table Planning the PHP Scripts Admin View: Creating the Admin Blog Site Creating the Admin Entry Manager Navigation Loading Admin Module Controllers Creating the Admin Entry Input Form Styling the Admin Editor Connecting to the Database Using Design Patterns The Table Data Gateway Design Pattern Writing the Entry_Table Class Secure Programming Processing the Admin Form Input and Saving the Entry User View: Getting Data for All Blog Entries Using an SQL SUBSTRING Clause Using an SQL Alias Preparing a User View for All Blog Entries Hooking Up the User View and User Model Responding to User Requests to Read More Getting Entry Data Secure Programming Creating a Blog View Displaying an Entry Code Smell: Duplicate Code Staying DRY with Curly Refactoring with Curly Secure Programming Summary Projects Chapter 8: Basic Blog: Entries and Comments Objectives Creating a Model for the Administrative Module Displaying Administrative Links Populating the Form with the Entry to Be Edited Handling Entry Deletion Deleting Entries from the Database Responding to Delete Requests Preparing a Model to Update Entries in the Database Controller: Should I Insert or Update? Secure Programming Insisting on a Title Secure Programming User View: Building and Displaying the Comment Entry Form A Combined View Creating a Comment Table in the Database Using a Foreign Key Building a Comment_Table Class Inheritance Is-a Relationships Using Inheritance in Our Code Creating a View for Listing Comments Hooking Up View and Model to Display Comments Inserting a Comment Through the Comment Form Searching for Entries The Search View Responding to a User Search The Search Model Searching with a LIKE Condition A Search Result View Loading a Search Result View from the Controller Exercise: Improving Search Summary Projects Chapter 9: Basic Blog: Images and Authentication Objectives Deleting Entries in Related Tables Understanding Foreign Key Constraints Deleting Comments Before Blog Entry Creating an Image Manager Showing a Form for Uploading Images A Quick Refresher on the $_FILES Superglobal Array Uploading an Image Exercises Displaying Images Using an Image in a Blog Entry Improving Security with Authentication Creating an admin_table in the Database Hashing the Password with BCRYPT One-Way Hashing Sufficient Security Adding Administrators in the Database Building an HTML Form Saving New Administrators in the Database Planning Login Creating a Login Form Hiding Controls from Unauthorized Users HTTP Is Stateless Superglobal: $_SESSION Persisting State with a Session Logging Users Out Allowing Authorized Users Only Exercises Summary Projects Chapter 10: Data Dashboard and Gaming Objectives Setting Up a Data Dashboard Gathering Microsoft Excel, CSV, JSON, and Database Data Creating the Model Data Class Creating the Drop-Down and File Type Views Creating the Front Door Controller and the Subcontrollers Creating the Logic for a Checkers Game Summary Projects Index