Lectures

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php notes

client-and-server-1—intro: web requests and responses
client-and-server-2—intro: web requests and responses
a PHP intro (writing tests)
Writing tests in general; implementing a function
running-php-on-rucs—including files: running on rucs: file-protections
php-types—php's slippery types
php-strings—php strings
php-arrays—processing arrays
forms.html
receiving form-data in arrays (just make the name attribute look like an array-reference!)
applied exercise: design, and coding radiobuttons
How to test a form-handler w/o the web
git-on-rucs—git: centralized workflow
regexps—regular expressions
finish regexps—regular expressions: writing regexps in a language; structure of validation-code
js-dom-surgery.html
js-events—calling javascript: the mechanics of invoking from the browser
mysqli-basics.html and mysqli-sanitizing.html
cookies—cookies: chapter 9 and sessions—sessions: chapter 9

xslt-intro—XSLT: value-of, for-each
finish xslt-intro—XSLT: value-of, for-each, and xpath-intro/
xpath-functions/

DTDs: grammar: tags
DTDs: grammar: attributes; validating DTDs
project demos; course review/wrap-up

Also, here is a file interact.php — for use if “php -a” doesn't already give you a (better) interactive session.

Helpful: an on-line html editor/interpreter, to let you try various tags. (HTML only — no php.)

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