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Table of Contents

Preface

I. Getting Started

1. Introduction

2. A simple tutorial

3. Installation

4. Runtime Configuration

II. Language Reference

5. Basic syntax

6. Types

7. Variables

8. Constants

9. Expressions

10. Operators

11. Control Structures

12. Functions

13. Classes and Objects

14. References Explained

III. Security

15. Security

IV. Features

16. HTTP authentication with PHP

17. Cookies

18. Handling file uploads

19. Using remote files

20. Connection handling

21. Persistent Database Connections

22. Safe Mode

23. Using PHP from the command line

V. Function Reference

I. Apache-specific Functions

II. Array Functions

III. Aspell functions [deprecated]

IV. BCMath Arbitrary Precision Mathematics Functions

V. Bzip2 Compression Functions

VI. Calendar functions

VII. CCVS API Functions

VIII. COM support functions for Windows

IX. Class/Object Functions

X. ClibPDF functions

XI. Crack functions

XII. CURL, Client URL Library Functions

XIII. Cybercash payment functions

XIV. Cyrus IMAP administration functions

XV. Character type functions

XVI. Database (dbm-style) abstraction layer functions

XVII. Date and Time functions

XVIII. dBase functions

XIX. DBM Functions [deprecated]

XX. dbx functions

XXI. DB++ Functions

XXII. Direct IO functions

XXIII. Directory functions

XXIV. DOM XML functions

XXV. .NET functions

XXVI. Error Handling and Logging Functions

XXVII. File alteration monitor functions

XXVIII. FrontBase Functions

XXIX. filePro functions

XXX. Filesystem functions

XXXI. Forms Data Format functions

XXXII. FriBiDi functions

XXXIII. FTP functions

XXXIV. Function Handling functions

XXXV. Gettext

XXXVI. GMP functions

XXXVII. HTTP functions

XXXVIII. Hyperwave functions

XXXIX. Hyperwave API functions

XL. iconv functions

XLI. Image functions

XLII. IMAP, POP3 and NNTP functions

XLIII. Informix functions

XLIV. InterBase functions

XLV. Ingres II functions

XLVI. IRC Gateway Functions

XLVII. PHP / Java Integration

XLVIII. LDAP functions

XLIX. LZF Functions

L. Mail functions

LI. mailparse functions

LII. Mathematical Functions

LIII. Multi-Byte String Functions

LIV. MCAL functions

LV. Mcrypt Encryption Functions

LVI. MCVE Payment Functions

LVII. Mhash Functions

LVIII. Mimetype Functions

LIX. Microsoft SQL Server functions

LX. Ming functions for Flash

LXI. Miscellaneous functions

LXII. mnoGoSearch Functions

LXIII. mSQL functions

LXIV. MySQL Functions

LXV. Improved MySQL Extension

LXVI. Mohawk Software session handler functions

LXVII. muscat functions

LXVIII. Network Functions

LXIX. Ncurses terminal screen control functions

LXX. Lotus Notes functions

LXXI. NSAPI-specific Functions

LXXII. Unified ODBC functions

LXXIII. Object Aggregation/Composition Functions

LXXIV. Oracle 8 functions

LXXV. OpenSSL functions

LXXVI. Oracle functions

LXXVII. Ovrimos SQL functions

LXXVIII. Output Control Functions

LXXIX. Object property and method call overloading

LXXX. PDF functions

LXXXI. Verisign Payflow Pro functions

LXXXII. PHP Options&Information

LXXXIII. POSIX functions

LXXXIV. PostgreSQL functions

LXXXV. Process Control Functions

LXXXVI. Program Execution functions

LXXXVII. Printer functions

LXXXVIII. Pspell Functions

LXXXIX. GNU Readline

XC. GNU Recode functions

XCI. Regular Expression Functions (Perl-Compatible)

XCII. qtdom functions

XCIII. Regular Expression Functions (POSIX Extended)

XCIV. Semaphore, Shared Memory and IPC Functions

XCV. SESAM database functions

XCVI. Session handling functions

XCVII. Shared Memory Functions

XCVIII. SimpleXML functions

XCIX. SQLite

C. Shockwave Flash functions

CI. SNMP functions

CII. Socket functions

CIII. Stream functions

CIV. String functions

CV. Sybase functions

CVI. Tidy Functions

CVII. Tokenizer functions

CVIII. URL Functions

CIX. Variable Functions

CX. vpopmail functions

CXI. W32api functions

CXII. WDDX Functions

CXIII. XML parser functions

CXIV. XML-RPC functions

CXV. XSLT functions

CXVI. YAZ functions

CXVII. YP/NIS Functions

CXVIII. Zip File Functions (Read Only Access)

CXIX. Zlib Compression Functions

VI. Zend API

24. Overview

25. Extension Possibilities

26. Source Layout

27. PHP's Automatic Build System

28. Creating Extensions

29. Using Extensions

30. Troubleshooting

31. Source Discussion

32. Accepting Arguments

33. Creating Variables

34. Duplicating Variable Contents: The Copy Constructor

35. Returning Values

36. Printing Information

37. Startup and Shutdown Functions

38. Calling User Functions

39. Initialization File Support

40. Where to Go from Here

41. Reference: Some Configuration Macros

42. API Macros

VII. PHP API: Interfaces for extension writers

43. Streams API for PHP Extension Authors

VIII. FAQ: Frequently Asked Questions

44. General Information

45. Mailing lists

46. Obtaining PHP

47. Database issues

48. Installation

49. Build Problems

50. Using PHP

51. PHP and HTML

52. PHP and COM

53. PHP and other languages

54. Migrating from PHP 2 to PHP 3

55. Migrating from PHP 3 to PHP 4

56. Miscellaneous Questions

IX. Appendixes

A. History of PHP and related projects

B. Migrating from PHP 4 to PHP 5

C. Migrating from PHP 3 to PHP 4

D. Migrating from PHP/FI 2 to PHP 3

E. Debugging PHP

F. Extending PHP 3

G. List of Function Aliases

H. List of Reserved Words

I. List of Resource Types

J. List of Supported Protocols/Wrappers

K. List of Supported Socket Transports

L. PHP type comparison tables

M. List of Parser Tokens

N. About the manual

O. Open Publication License

P. Function Index

Q. Missing Stuff