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* You'll create your first PHP script! It really is simple, and I'll show you ho w. Day 3: Unit 3 - Variables and Operators * As you know, variables are key when it comes programming, and I'll make learni ng PHP variables simple, easy, and effective * We'll even cover the assignment operator, various ways you can use to compare data, and PHP's only ternary operator * You can begin variable names with letters and this one character * You can't name your own variable by this name, otherwise you'll drive yourself nuts trying to figure out what's wrong with your code * The absolute most important thing you must do to your variables... not doing s o could let others access your data! * The difference between variables and constants in PHP, and how to use them * How to group variables with strings... If you want to print a variable inside a string, you must do this one thing, otherwise PHP will print nothing! * How to concatenate strings * Creating and using arrays * Advanced Topic: Creating and using dynamic variables (variables of variables) Day 4: Unit 4 - Control Structures and Conditionals (Loops and If-Statements) * The "while" loop... and how to write it two different ways * The "do-while" loop... and its alternative * The "for" loop... including how to use comma-separated or empty essions in the loop statement * How to increase performance with a "for" loop... If you're not doing this, yo u're probably writing slow code * PHP's very special way to iterate over arrays quickly, saving you valuable tim e and energy * The "switch" and "case" statements as alternatives for "if" statements * How to use "continue" and "break" and the very important difference between th em! * PHP 5.3.0+ brings a new conditional... I'll show you! Day 5: Unit 5 - Include Files and Functions * How to reuse code from one project to the next, saving your precious time and energy * How to reuse code within the same project, no more re-writing it again and aga in * How to make your code easier to read so you can come back to it days, weeks, o r even years later and still know what it does and how it does it * How to divide and conquer big problems into smaller and easier-to-read code fu nctions... This alone will eliminate a ton of frustration when writing complica ted code. * The difference between the 4 ways to reference include files. You wouldn't wan t your code to continue if your database weren't available, now would you? * Why it is critical to know how PHP treats variables in reusable code. If you d on't know this, you'll pull your hair out, wondering why variables aren't being set to what you expect * The importance of variable scope within functions... If you want a function t o access variables created outside of the function, you must use this keyword Day 6: Unit 6 - Forms: Data In, Data Out, Sanitizing * Learn how to create an HTML form, supercharged with PHP, to communicate with t he visitors of your site * We'll cover textboxes, checkboxes, combo boxes (drop-down menus), radio button

s, submit and reset buttons, and more * The one thing you must always remember when using radio buttons * Learn how to make your form work, even if you rename the script * The 3 different ways to get the data from a form... and when to use each * 3 different ways to sanitize information received from users. Days 7 and 8: Unit 7 - MySQL * Why you should use a database rather than a flat-file to store and access your data * The absolute BEST MySQL admin tool on the planet that saves you time, increase s efficiency, helps to ensure accuracy, that is both easy to use for beginners a nd highly advanced for experienced people at the same time! * The one thing to keep in mind when building database-driven applications that was deemed a trade secret it was banned in schools * How to connect to a MySQL database * How to query a MySQL database * 4 different ways to handle data received from a query and when to use each so your code works quickly and accurately Day 9: Unit 8 - Advanced Forms: Pre-pozition and Pre-selection * We take Unit 6 to the next level * Learn how to create HTML form elements that utilize data from MySQL through PH P code * Create dynamically-poted form elements that come pre-selected to the correct v alues * How to pre-pote and pre-select with textboxes, checkboxes, combo boxes (drop-d own menus), radio buttons, submit buttons, reset buttons, and text areas * How to use checkbox arrays to make multi-variable selection even easier... PHP makes it simple, and I'll show you how to do it. Days 10 and 11: Unit 9 - Sessions and Cookies * Take your dynamic websites to the next level with user sessions and cookies * You'll learn how to ask a user to login to your site and how to verify their l ogin credentials * We'll cover the differences between sessions and cookies... when to use each.. . and more importantly, when NOT to use each * How to implement sessions including the "hidden" secret to getting around a co mmon PHP error that most newbies make * How to implement cookies... including how to check for browser support Day 12: Unit 10 - Time and Date * Learn how to display the time and/or date on your website * Create time-based access to your site * Track when a user takes a specific action on your page * The difference between 2 PHP time and date functions, and when to use each * The absolute best way to store a date in a database... If you're not doing thi s, you're making it too hard on yourself * How to do date arithmetic to get tomorrow's date, yesterday's date, even a dat e 6 months ago! Days 13 and 14: Bonus Unit - Working with Files: Receiving Files from Users * How to receive a file uploaded from a user to create tools like ticket systems , email programs, social networking sites, and even a web-based program I wrote to manage a computer programming competition * There are 2 ways to store user files... One way you'll pull your hair out imp

lementing. The other way, I'll show you, and it's way easier than you think! * How to restrict the user from uploading files you don't want to receive so you r code continues to work every single day * How to view the files uploaded from a user, all from PHP, including how I bypa ssed a web server directory listing restriction through a simple, yet powerful a nd secure, PHP script

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