PHP

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This section guides you through the process of Installing Apache and PHP from source. Targeting the Linux platform for Installing Apache. You need a respectable ANSI-C compiler and build system, two items that are available through all of the major distributions’ package managers. In addition, PHP requires both Flex (http://flex.sourceforge.net) and Bison (www.gnu.org/software/bison/bison.html), while Apache requires [...]

Your Code from php Right up there with remembering to terminate your commands with semicolons is remembering to escape characters such as quotation marks. When you use quotation marks inside other quotation marks, the inner pairs must be delineated from the outside pair using the escape (\) character (also known as a backslash). The following steps show [...]

The instruction terminator at php, also known as the semicolon (;), is absolutely required at the end of commands. The instruction terminator tells the PHP parser, “I’m done with this command, try the next one.” If you do not end commands with a semicolon, the PHP parser will become confused, and your code will display [...]

Your file consisted of three chunks of PHP code, each of which printed some HTML text. In this section, you’ll create a script that has PHP code stuck in the middle of your HTML, and you’ll learn how these two types of code can peacefully coexist. Step By Step PHP Code Cohabitation Tutorial: 1. Open [...]

PHP does anything you want, except sit on its head and spin. Actually, with a little on-the-fly image manipulation and dynamic HTML, it could probably do that, too. According to the PHP manual, “The goal of the language is to allow Web developers to write dynamically generated pages quickly.” Here are some common uses of [...]

Its official name is PHP: Hypertext Preprocessor, and it is a server-side scripting language. When your Web browser accesses a URL, it is making a request to a Web server. When you request a PHP page, something like http://www.yourcompany.com/home.php, the Web server wakes up the PHP parsing engine and says, “Hey! You’ve got to do [...]