... SECOND EDITION Learning PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS Robin Nixon Beijing • Cambridge • Farnham • Köln • Sebastopol • Tokyo www.it-ebooks.info Learning PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS, Second Edition ... . . . 1 HTTP and HTML: Berners-Lee’s Basics 2 The Request/Response Procedure 2 The Benefits of PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, and CSS 5 Using PHP 5 Using MySQL 6...
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Contents
Chapter 9: Page Layout 323
Understanding the Site 323
Understanding a Site’s Aims ... 502
name and content Attributes 503
http-equiv and content 505
The scheme Attribute 508
Testing Your Site 508
The Importance of Directory Structure and Relative URLs 509
Validating H...
... details.
In standard PHP, you might create a few functions to handle this and embed some calls
to the MySQL database to keep track of all the users.
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... grow and interact with users, PHP and MySQL let you get started easily and
then build complex applications on those foundations.
Our goal is to help you learn the ins and outs of PHP and MySQL and ... the developers created the
PHP and MySQL interfaces.
PHP and MySQL have open source power
As they are both open source projects, PHP and MySQL can both be u...
... functions and
prototyping, and the basics of JSON.
Chapter 4: Using PHP and MySQL on the Server starts putting the server to work, using
PHP to generate dynamic output, and MySQL to manipulate and ...
up of HTML, and JavaScript built programmatically with PHP.
client requests
a pagePHP
response containing
HTML and JavaScript
user
web client
web server
server exec...
... deprecated in XHTML and strict HTML, and there is
no need for it—if you create JavaScript that is unobtrusive.
JavaScript Syntax
Before we go any further, we should discuss some JavaScript syntax ... that using
JavaScript can make web sites a nicer and slicker experience for your users.
You ran some JavaScript code, saw how to add comments to the code, and saw how to separa...
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... PHP, MySQL ® , Javascript ® & HTML5 ALL-IN-ONE by Steve Suehring and Janet Valade PHP, MySQL ® , Javascript ® & HTML5 ALL-IN-ONE PHP, MySQL ® , JavaScript ® & ... Janet Valade is the author of PHP & MySQL For Dummies, which is in its third edition. She has also written PHP & MySQL Everyday Apps For Dummies and PHP & MySQL: Your visual blu...
... logo or branding to most pages, maybe a search form, and possibly advertising. You should also remember some boring yet necessary features such as a copyright notice, terms and conditions, and a ... (elements here means items on the page such as navigation, branding, articles/products, and so on, rather than tags and their content), and whether your page will be a fixed size or wh...