List of Tables
Chapter 4:
Mixing PHP and HTML
Table 4.1:
Basic PHP Start and End Tags
Chapter 5:
Introducing Variables and Operators
Table 5.1:
Assignment Operators
Table 5.2:
Arithmetic Operators
Table 5.3:
Comparison Operators
Chapter 9:
Using Your File System
Table 9.1:
Modes Used with
fopen(
)
Chapter 12:
Creating a Database Table
Table 12.1:
Some MySQL Data Types
Table 12.2:
Fields for
my_musi
c
Chapter 16:
Using Cookies
Table 16.1:
Common Times
Chapter 18:
Planning Your System
Table 18.1:
Fields for my_contacts
Chapter 22:
Working with Contacts
Table 22.1:
Date Formatting Example
Chapter 23:
Managing a Simple Mailing List
Table 23.1:
Fields for the
subscribers
Table
Chapter 24:
Creating Custom Logs and Reports
Table 24.1:
Apache Log File Settings
Appendix A:
Additional Configuration Options
Table A.1:
Windows Extensions
Table A.2:
Some Available Extensions
Appendix B:
Basic PHP Language Reference
Table B.1:
Basic PHP Start and End Tags
Table B.2:
Arithmetic Operators
Table B.3:
Assignment Operators
Table B.4:
Comparison Operators
Table B.5:
Increment/Decrement Operators
Table B.6:
Logical Operators
Table B.7:
date()
Function Formats
Table B.8:
fopen()
Function Modes
Table B.9:
sprintf()
Function Formatting Directives
Appendix D:
Database Normalization and SQL Reference
Table D.1:
The Student and Courses Table
Table D.2:
The
students
Table
Table D.3:
The
students_courses
Table
Table D.4:
The
courses
Table
Table D.5:
The New
students_courses
Table
Table D.6:
The
courses
Table
Table D.7:
The
instructors
Table
Table D.8:
The Original
my_contacts
Table
Table D.9:
Fields for the
address
Table
Table D.10:
Fields for the
phone
Table
Table D.11:
Fields for the
email
Table
Table D.12:
The New
my_contacts
Table