Home     Trainings & Seminars     Project Management     Managing IT Outsourcing    Email Marketing    PHP Programming    Introduction to MySQL    MS SQL Server BI    Data Interpretation & Analysis    Article Library Master Trainer Vinai's articles are published in books, magazines & newspapers  7 Ways to Succeed as a Project Manager appeared in the Recruit Section of The Straits Times	Creating Database Applications Using PHP Home > Trainings & Seminars > Creating Database Applications Using PHP   Course Duration: 4 Weeks - Part Time Course on PHP in Singapore Monday & Wednesday evenings, 3 hours each session. Total 24 Hours Course Contents: Creating Database Applications Using PHP You Will Learn How To Write effective, efficient PHP scripts Embed PHP scripts in HTML pages to create dynamic Web pages Manipulate data from Web page forms Track users as they navigate your site with cookies and other PHP features Structure PHP code using user-defined functions and external libraries Develop database-enabled Web applications using MySQL ( You can also get an Introduction to MySQL database in a separate training class too) Course Benefits PHP is a scripting language used to create dynamic, complex and robust Web pages. It can seamlessly integrate with a wide range of database servers, including Oracle, MySQL and Microsoft SQL Server. In this introductory course, you gain a solid foundation for incorporating PHP techniques. Extensive hands-on exercises provide you with the skills to produce dynamic Web pages, retrieve and manipulate data, track user navigation, and integrate database content. Who Should Attend Those creating dynamic, database-driven Web sites. Basic experience with HTML is assumed. Programming or PHP experience is helpful but not required. Hands-On Training In this course, you develop PHP scripts to perform a variety of tasks, culminating in the development of a full database-driven Web page. Exercises include: Accessing command line arguments from PHP scripts Generating Web pages dynamically using PHP Retrieving and manipulating form data Personalizing Web site content using cookies Tracking user navigation on your Web site Integrating database content to generate dynamic Web pages Building modular scripts to enable code reusability Creating Database Applications Using PHP Introduction to PHP Origins of PHP in the open source community Availability across multiple platforms Installing as a module for Apache Web Server and Microsoft Internet Information Server Running as a CGI engine for other Web servers PHP language building blocks Comparing PHP with other Web scripting languages Investigating PHP data types Integers Floating point values Strings Booleans Writing PHP scripts Storing values in scalar variables Employing ordinary and associative arrays Writing conditional expressions Implementing loops such as while, for and foreach Building complete scripts incorporating loops and conditional expressions Writing Web Pages with PHP Interacting with the server Outlining Web protocols Embedding PHP code into HTML pages Employing shortcuts to display single PHP values Determining how data is sent from forms to PHP scripts Creating dynamically-generated hyperlinks to call PHP scripts Manipulating user input Presenting the user with input options via different HTML form elements Retrieving form data with $_POST and $_GET arrays Validating retrieved data Strategies for handling invalid input Storing state information using cookies Applying Advanced Scripting Techniques Exploiting the built-in functionality of PHP Formatting date and time information Manipulating string data Reading and writing data using file I/O functions Investigating other built-in features Structuring PHP code Writing user-defined functions to structure your code Passing arguments and default values to functions Returning data from functions Accessing global variables Building code libraries for reusability Incorporating external PHP scripts with require and require_once Building Complete Web Applications Managing errors Investigating the HTTP header Suppressing on-screen error messages on production servers Configuring the php.ini file to control error messages Handling problematic situations Troubleshooting problems when manipulating data Redirecting the browser to other pages Modifying the PHP configuration file to suit your needs Developing debugging strategies Establishing database connectivity Creating and managing database connections Sending queries to the database server employing the most efficient methods Retrieving query results as associative arrays Looping through databases Displaying returned data on Web pages Avoiding potential problems by managing quotes and backslashes in data Closing the database connection Certification: Certificate of attendance would be given to participants. Materials: Notes in folders will be provided. Class Size: 8-12 participants Course Dates: Monday & Wednesday evenings for 4 weeks. January 19, 2009. 6:30pm to 9:30pm, Singapore February 23 to 24 , 2009. 6:30pm to 9:30pm, Singapore Profile of Intellisoft Systems and Trainer Vinai Prakash Founded in 2003, Intellisoft Systems has been providing consultancy to businesses, and training at local colleges and private institutions.  Vinai Prakash holds an MBA from Australia .  Armed with 22 years of solid management experience, he is the CEO of 2 companies in the Intellisoft Systems Group.              As the seasoned professional and master trainer at Intellisoft Systems, Vinai helps companies to improve their skills in Project Management, IT Outsourcing, Business Intelligence & Electronic Marketing.  He does this through his Group Training and one-to-one consultation programs.   Vinai is an expert at Database programming, Database Design and teaching MySQL. He has been developing database applications since 1986 and is an expert at MySQL database management system.     Call (65) 6296-2995 or (65) 9877-3485 to enquire about the PHP training course, or email to training@intellisoft.com.sg	Subscribe to our Learning for Life Newsletter Get Exclusive Articles & Resources Not available elsewhere. Plus Training News for seminars & workshops sent direct to your mailbox  Email: Name: Our Management articles have been published in Today's Manager, a Singapore Institute of Management publication.
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