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Applying AJAX to a PHP App to Make It Highly Responsive By B.M. Harwani Mar 20, 2014 AJAX is rapidly becoming an integral part of websites. It not only provides better interactivity but also reloads the dynamic content of web pages quicker than traditional web pages. Learn to apply AJAX in PHP applications to enhance interaction between the user and application.

Working with Arrays in PHP and MySQL By Christian Wenz Nov 20, 2012 This chapter presents the most important problems you’ll have to solve when working with arrays—and, of course, solutions for these problems.

Working with SOAP Messages in PHP By Octavia Anghel Mar 9, 2011 Octavia Anghel shows you how to write a PHP web service using the NuSOAP library, as well as a JavaScript client to consume it using the AJAX technology and the SOAP protocol.

Exploiting phpMyadmin: How to Get root in 15 Easy Steps By Seth Fogie Nov 20, 2009 Security expert Seth Fogie provides you with a real-world illustration of a how a simple overlooked account can lead to root access.

PHP and MySQL: Language Features By Marc Wandschneider Jun 15, 2009 This video excerpt is lesson 3 from PHP and MySQL.

Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript and Ajax Video Learning: A JavaScript Library for Ajax By Sams Publishing Mar 4, 2009 This video excerpt is lesson 23 from Sams Teach Yourself JavaScript and Ajax: Video Learning.

Sams Teach Yourself PHP and MySQL Video Learning: Working with Numbers By Sams Publishing Mar 2, 2009 This video excerpt is lesson 5 from Sams Teach Yourself PHP and MySQL: Video Learning Starter Kit.

Securing PHP Web Applications: Cross-Site Scripting By Tricia Ballad, William Ballad Jan 22, 2009 In this chapter, the authors cover a special type of injection attack called cross-site scripting, or XSS.

PHP and MySQL Web Development: Ajax Basics By Luke Welling, Laura Thomson Dec 8, 2008 Here are the basics of Ajax programming for PHP and MySQL applications.

Accessing Your MySQL Database from the Web with PHP By Luke Welling, Laura Thomson Sep 30, 2008 In this chapter, learn how to access a database from the Web using PHP, read from and write to the database, and filter potentially troublesome input data.

Creating an Online Storefront in PHP, MySQL and Apache, Part 4 By Julie C. Meloni Jul 15, 2008 Learn the design process behind a simple discussion forum.

Creating an Online Storefront in PHP, MySQL and Apache, Part 3 By Julie C. Meloni Jul 7, 2008 Learn the design process behind a simple discussion forum.

Creating an Online Storefront in PHP, MySQL and Apache, Part 2 By Julie C. Meloni Jul 2, 2008 In Part 2 of this chapter, you’ll learn the design process behind a simple discussion forum; specifically, displaying the topic list.

The Building Blocks of PHP By Julie C. Meloni Jul 2, 2008 This chapter covers some of the nuts and bolts of the PHP scripting language.

Creating an Online Storefront in PHP, MySQL and Apache, Part 1 By Julie C. Meloni Jun 25, 2008 Learn the design process behind a simple discussion forum.

Five Steps to Getting Started Server-Side with PHP By Stephen B. Morris Mar 7, 2008 Stephen Morris shows how anyone with just one machine and the right tools can learn PHP.

Web Publishing with PHP and FileMaker 9: Configuring the Server(s) By Jonathan Stark Sep 14, 2007 Learn how to install, deploy, and configure FileMaker Server on one or more machines.

PHP's Building Blocks: Data Types, Literals, Variables, and Constants By Ellie Quigley, Marko Gargenta Jan 19, 2007 Marko Gargenta and Ellie Quigley discuss the basic building blocks of all languages: data types. They teach how to work with different types of numbers, strings, and booleans. Variables, HTML forms, and constants are also covered.

Memory Management with PHP By Sara Golemon Jul 28, 2006 Memory management is critical to long-running programs like server daemons, so understanding how to allocate and free memory in PHP is crucial to creating these programs. This chapter covers memory management in PHP.

Alternatives to LAMP By David Chisnall Jun 2, 2006 The LAMP configuration (Linux, Apache, MySQL, and PHP) is familiar to the open source universe. But just because this combination of products is comfortable, that doesn't mean that it provides the best solution for your systems. David Chisnall suggests some alternatives that might make a better match for your needs.

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