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PHP Programming for the World Wide Web: Visual QuickStart Guide (1st Edition)-->Scripts
Every script in the text is available here to be downloaded. Although these scripts are numbered as they are in the book, they do include any updates and changes as warranted by errors which were found after publication. Thus, if you are having problems with a particular script, download the most current version here or check the errata section. If you find a problem with one of the scripts here, please contact me with the details.
Also, it should be noted that the scripts as referenced in the book (e.g. http://www.DMCinsights.com/php/hello.php) are not available for execution through this Web site.
These are the scripts for the FIRST EDITION of the book. If you are using a different edition, click on the Full Books List link at left to find the correct pages.
These scripts have been formatted with line breaks that will work on most systems running most text editors. If you have difficulty opening a script, try:
- adjusting the way your text editor treats text files
- using a different text editor, if possible
- posting a message to the online forum, asking for help
- contacting me and I will try to assist
Complete Set of Scripts
php_scripts.zip (48 KB, last modified 06/04/2007)
Newsletter #15 Released
Newsletter #15 went out in early August but I've been remiss in posting this update about it. It's relatively short, with most of the discussion on the business side of creating your own business. You can read it online at http://dmcinsights.com/newsletter.php. The next newsletter should go out in a few days.(September 2, 2008)
Temporary Site Outage
After performing some routine maintenance, the DMC Insights, Inc. server will need to be rebooted on Friday, July 11, 2008, between 4:00am and 7:00am EST. The Web site should be unavailable for no more than 15 minutes. I apologize for any inconvenience.(July 9, 2008)
Newsletter #14 Released
I just sent out the latest version of the newsletter. It covers a bunch of different things, with some early thoughts on the Ruby programming language. You can read it online at www.DMCInsights.com/newsletter.php.(July 9, 2008)
