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Overview
PHP is the world's most popular server-side Web scripting language. This reference card was created to help you quickly navigate some of PHP's most commonplace features, including objectoriented programming, array and string manipulation, regular expressions, and MySQL integration.
Features include Configuration, Popular PEAR Packages, Object-Oriented PHP, Regular Expressions, MySQL Integration, Hot Tips and more.
About the Author
Jason Gilmore is founder of W.J. Gilmore, LLC, providing web development, consulting, and technical writing services to clientele ranging from publicly traded corporations to small startups. Jason is a prolific contributor to a number of leading publications such as Developer.com, Linux Magazine, and TechTarget, with almost 100 articles to his credit. He's cofounder of the CodeMash conference (http://www.codemash.org/), a non-profit organization charged with organizing the annual namesake event.
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Comments
willydee replied on Sun, 2008/10/05 - 6:52pm
Hello Mr. Gilmore—
there’s a minor bug on pg. 2 of the refcard. The equality operator does not belong into the function declaration, there has to be an assignment operator.
Kind regards,
Willy Dee.
Jill Tomich replied on Mon, 2008/10/06 - 11:56am
in response to: willydee
Hello Willy Dee,
Thanks for taking the time to download, review, and provide feedback on the PHP refcard. I've passed along your feedback to the author, and we are working to correct the error. A new version of the PHP refcard will be available within the next couple of days.
With Kind Regards,
Jill
Jill Tomich replied on Tue, 2008/10/07 - 2:18pm
We've had some feedback on the PHP refcard from the community, and have updated it to reflect a few edits to fix some errors. The new version is now available. Go here and click on "Click Here to Download PDF" to download the new version.
What's changed:
function __construct($id="") {
In addition, there was a formatting issue regarding the double underscores in the same section, and the section that follows it. They have been changed to reflect one contiguous long underscore.
$stations << "WTVN";
$stations << "WBNS";
$stations << "WYTS";
It is not valid PHP.
Thanks to those who have provided feedback.
-- Jill
Jill Tomich replied on Thu, 2008/10/09 - 2:10pm
Hi Folks,
Well, it seems we missed an edit in that table on page 3. A new version of the PHP refcard is available. Go here and click on "Click Here to Download PDF" to download the new version. My apologies for the mistakes. This version is correct.
-- Jill
kenguest replied on Fri, 2008/10/10 - 6:22pm
Jill Tomich replied on Fri, 2008/10/10 - 7:19pm
in response to: kenguest
Thanks for the feedback. We will make the correction, and update the PDF as soon as possible. I'll post a note here when it has been updated.
Thanks again,
Jill