
- •Initializing with Constructor Functions . . . . .
- •Into a Web page as a separate section. Although JavaScript code can
- •Is that standard php script delimiters are guaranteed to be available
- •In the block. Any text or lines between the opening /* characters and
- •2.7541 Are not integers; they are floating-point numbers. A floating-
- •Value 300
- •Is a value of 2.5, because 6 goes into 15 exactly 2.5 times. But if you
- •IsEven.Php.
- •Ing example,
- •Ing curly brace is on its own line following the function statements.
- •In php 3 and earlier, it was necessary to put a function definition
- •Is called an iteration. When the conditional expression evaluates
- •Including Files
- •13. Close your Web browser window.
- •Including Files
- •In php, you can also use two operators to combine strings. The first
- •Xhtml source code gen-
- •Input. Php provides several functions for manipulating the case of a
- •Is uppercase. If you need the reverse of ucfirst(), the lcfirst()
- •In some situations, you will need to find and extract characters and
- •Information Interchange, or ascii, which are numeric represen-
- •In comparison, the following preg_match() function returns a value
- •In the pattern is optional. The following code demonstrates how to
- •Values; any strings you validate against a regular expression must
- •Value of 1 because the top-level domain contains a valid value of .Com.
- •Is submitted using the “post” method, the form data is embedded in
- •Validating String Data
- •Xhtml tags or character entities. The message field is a text string
- •Value of the header element. For example:
- •Xhtml code within a php script section.
- •Is typically the person who created the resource. Otherwise, the net-
- •If even a single character of the Web page is sent prior to sending
- •Variables to the file_put_contents() function.
- •Xhtml hyperlink. To download a file from outside the xhtml
- •If...Else statement to display the appropriate version of the mes-
- •Iterating Through an Array
- •Iterating Through an Array
- •In Chapter 2, you learned how to use a foreach statement to iterate
- •Iterating Through an Array
- •Iterating Through an Array
- •In comparison, the following code declares and initializes
- •If ((!file_exists("MessageBoard/messages.Txt"))
- •Values from the array to create a thumbnail gallery of images in which
- •Introduction to Databases
- •Including php, allow you to create Web pages that can read and write
- •Introduction to Databases
- •Information that can be organized into ordered sets of data, and
- •Information. Each recipe in a recipe database, for instance, is a single
- •Introduction to Databases
- •Index, which identifies records in a database to make retrievals and
- •In a single table. However, you might want to break the information
- •Into multiple tables to better organize it into logical sets. Another
- •Information in one of the tables confidential and accessible only by
- •Is the employee information table from Figure 7-1. The related table
- •Is a payroll table that contains confidential salary and compensation
- •Information. Notice that each table contains an identical number of
- •Introduction to Databases
- •Introduction to Databases
- •In a junction
- •Introduction to Databases
- •In a relational format is called a relational database management
- •Is a standard data manipulation language among many dbmSs.
- •Into the query area at the top of the screen or by dragging tables and
- •It is important to understand that even though many dbmSs sup-
- •Introduction to Databases
- •If you ever
- •Is. In comparison, the bigint data type stores integer values between
- •5 Rows in set (0.00 sec)
- •Int);[enter ]
- •Important, these two tabs can cause you to lose all of the data in the
- •Internet Explorer to export the table, click the Save button in the File
- •Ifies the table being changed and the change to make.
- •It easier for you to write php code that can be used with a variety of
- •Information about queries that match one of the following formats:
- •Various types of actions, depending on the type of query.
- •Include fields for the date and time of the flight, flight number, and
- •In the ChineseZodiac folder and upload the file to the server. Open
- •Including white space,
- •Information on a Web server. When you start a new session, the
- •Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- •Introduction to Object-Oriented
- •Variables associated with an object are called properties or attributes.
- •In the Loan object example, a function that calculates the number of
- •Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- •Introduction to Object-Oriented Programming
- •Include instances of objects inherit the object’s functionality.
- •In this chapter, you will create the Web site for an online order form
- •In an online store application. The application includes information
- •Ity of building a working online store. Online store classes are very
- •Information and products. The OnlineStore class requires that store
- •Information is stored in a table containing six fields: storeId, name,
- •Information. Instead, the class simply uses session iDs to keep track
- •Variable and function as necessary, without bothering with all this
- •In a class
- •Is developed. Imagine what would happen if Microsoft distributed
- •Ing class is invalid because it does not include an access specifier:
- •If they will not be supported by future xhtml versions or are not
- •Xhtml standards. To review the guide of current w3c css specifi-
- •Information to remind yourself or others of what the code is doing. A
- •Xhtml document to the external style sheet. This link informa-
- •If you select Apache from the WampServer menu and select Service
- •Ing code uses the number_format() function to add comma separa-
- •In data that a user submits to a php script.
- •Value of “On” and the display_startup_errors directive is assigned
- •Instead. By looking at the source code, you could see that the value of
- •Ing engine can even help locate logic errors.
- •In Chapter 8, along with the equivalent mssql_* functions, where
- •Inline styles, 632
- •Xhtml, 620–635 (continued)
programmers.
To create a many-to-many relationship, you must use a
junction
table because most relational database systems cannot work
directly
with many-to-many relationships. A junction
table creates
a
one-to-many
relationship for each of the tables in a many-to-many
relationship.
A junction table contains foreign keys from the two
tables
in a many-to-many relationship, along with any other fields
that
correspond to a many-to-many relationship. A junction table is
often
called a linking table or a cross-reference table.
Figure
7-5 contains an example of a many-to-many relationship
between
the Employees
table
and a Languages
table.
The Employees
table
contains a primary key named employee_id,
and the Languages
table
contains a primary key named language_id.
A junction table
named
Experience
contains
two foreign keys, one corresponding to
the
employee_id
primary key in the Employees
table
and one cor-
responding
to the language_id
primary
key in the Languages
table.
The
Experience
junction
table also contains a field named years.
You
add records to the Experience
junction
table to build a list of
the
years that each programmer has been working with a particular
programming
language. Because each combination of employee_id
and
language_id
is
unique, the two columns provide a convenient
compound
primary key, eliminating the need for a separate primary
key
field.Introduction to Databases
In a junction
table, the
foreign keys
may be used
as a com-
pound primary key.
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Figure
7-5
Many-to-many
relationship
Working
with Database Management Systems
Although
a full-scale database is much more complex than the
examples
given so far, you now have enough information about
table
relationships to create and manipulate database tables. One
or
more applications used to access and manage a database is called
a
database
management system,
or DBMS.
A DBMS is also used
to
define a database’s schema,
which is the structure of a database,
including
its tables, fields, and relationships. A DBMS runs on many
different
platforms, ranging from personal computers to network
servers,
and different DBMSs exist for different types of database