PHP - HTML Web Page Data Handling

HTML Web Page Data Handling - PHP module H110

There's a great deal of information available to you in your PHP program, ranging from the contents of forms completed by the user through the URL from which your page was called and his IP address. In this module, we look at using these variables and we highlight some of the more useful ones.

This topic is presented on public course PHP Programming

Examples from our training material

agnew.php	How to do it - sending header first
agone.php	How NOT to do it - sending header too late
alang.php	What langauge does the visitor prefer?
apull.php	Selection of database records via a pulldown menu
feedlet.php	Bare Bones demo of password protection
getpost.php	Using a PHP script to POST to another server
mcheck.php	generate and select from radio boxes
melksham.php	Images at random - pictures of Melksham
myenv.php4	The PHP enviroment - use of variables available to you
pdfget.php	download a .pdf file from a MySQL database
pdfstore.php	store a .pdf that's uploaded into a MySQL database
pdfup.php	form to upload a .pdf to a PHP script
selfinfo.php4	Information available from PHP
sticker.php	Sticky form demo ...
urlex.html	Does a URL exist?
veryniceform.php	Form completion with sticky fields and generalised code
veryniceform.php4	Form completion with sticky fields and generalised code

Background information

Some modules are available for download as a sample of our material or under an Open Training Notes License for free download from http://www.training-notes.co.uk.

Topics covered in this module

Inputs available from your page and environment.
phpinfo().
Other form elements.
Sticky fields and generalised code.
Notes.

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