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    Guest Message by DevFuse

    Just a little PHP tutorial

    House

    By House,
    in Web and Scripting

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    Hi folks!

     

    I want to show you some basics of the PHP scripting language.

    PHP is a server-sided scripting language, so you will need a server to run the scripts on.

    ex: www.ghbsys.net

     

    with PHP you can retrieve IP adresses, send information to a server, to a database and send mails.

     

    If you want to execute a string of PHP, you write:

    <?php

     

    ?>

    and put the code inbetween it.

     

    I now give you a little example of a code, it takes an MD5-Hash of the input, and puts it out!

     

    Call the file:

    MD5.php

     

    <html>
<head>
</head>
<body>

Input:
<form action="MD5.php" method="POST">
 <input type="text" name="input" />
 <input type="submit" name="submit" value="Take the hash!!!" />
</form>

<?php
if(isset($_POST['submit']))
{
$input = $_POST['input'];
$output = md5($input);
alert $output;
}
?>

</body>
</html>

     

     

     

    You can see, that there is a form.

    Form action: The file which the form refers to if the button with name: submit is pressed!

    Form method: Post/Get. Post = Send data discrete, Get=send data which is visible in the address bar.

     

    You can retrieve the information from input fields by write: $_POST[' the name of input field ']

    Or GET. Depends on the method you used.

     

    $ creates a variable.

    Variables can never start with a space or capital letter.

    if capital letter is used: $_POST

     

     

    REMEMBER: ALWAYS END EACH SENTENCE WITH A SEMICOLON ( ; )

    This means that you stop that from being executed any further.

     

    EXCEPTIONS: when you do:

     

    if(.....)

    {

     

    }

     

    Because everything after IF still belongs to the IF tab.

     

     

    the function if(isset($_POST['submit'])

     

    checks if the button is pressed, by short if the value is 1.

     

    alert outputs something by a message box.

     

    You can notice that the code is a little like javascript ( if {}) and ;

     

     

    I post more tutorials in a few days xD

     

    For questions:

     

    ICQ: 306-354-502

    MSN: [email protected]

    SKYPE: Fabinator4444

     

     

    have fun with PHP!!!

    Edited by Joachim Pfuetz
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    nice tut xD

     

    Thank you.

     

    I will add more!

    Many more.

     

    Also:

    registering

    Logging in

     

    SQL database

     

    and a little of javascript

    and javascript in connection with PHP!!!

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    uuuuh im interested in register and log in^^

    go on!

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