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data source (LDAP) 
data source name (DSN)  2nd 
data types
    array elements 
    checking numbers for specific 
    complex, encapsulating as strings 
    converting between with unpack( ) 
database abstraction layers available for PHP 
database connection handles 
database_interface (DSN) 
databases 
    caching queries and results 
    DB abstraction layer 
    DB database abstraction layer
        backends supported by PEAR DB 
    DBM 
        accessing with DBA abstraction layer 
        handlers compiled into your PHP installation 
        handlers, differing behavior of 
        username and password database 
    escaping quotes in queried data 
    finding number of rows returned by a query 
    logging debugging information and errors 
    MySQL  [See MySQL]
    nonrelational databases supported by PHP 
    Oracle (OCI8 interface) 
    paginated links for series of records 
    persistent connections 
    plaintext files as 
    queries, building programmatically 
    relational databases supported by PHP 
    repeating queries efficiently 
    retrieving rows without a loop 
    serialized data going into 
    SQL
        connecting to 
        modifying data in 
        portability of 
        querying 
    storing and retrieving threaded messages 
    storing sessions in 
        pc_DB_Session class 
        php_session table 
    text files as 
    unique IDs, assigning automatically 
    user accounts 
date( )  2nd  3rd  4th 
    converting Unix timestamp to human-friendly format 
    day of week, month, or year, week of the year 
    formatting dates and times 
dates and times 
    adding to/subtracting from a date 
    button displaying current time  2nd 
    converting to/from epoch timestamps 
    Coordinated Universal Time  [See UTC]
    current, finding 
        printing todayÕs date in month/day/year format 
    daylight saving time  [See daylight saving time]
    difference between two dates 
    difference between two dates with
        Julian days 
    dropdown menus based on current date 
    expiration time for cookies 
    file modification times 
    finding day in a week, month, year or week number in a year 
    forcing user to log out after fixed time interval 
    formatting for locales 
    generating high-precision time 
    generating time ranges 
    inserting current date and time with NOW( ) 
    ISO 8601 string, returned by XML-RPC application 
    last modified time for URLs 
    localizing 
    microtime( )  2nd 
    non-Gregorian calendars, using 
    parsing from strings 
    printing in specified format 
    printing out monthÕs calendar with pc_calendar() 
    requests in web server access logs 
    sorting dates 
    start date for time ranges 
    time zones, calculating times in different 
        offsets between time zones 
    timeouts for FTP connections 
    timestamps for files 
    timing code execution 
    timing programs for performance tuning 
    validating dates 
day of the week, month, or year 
daylight saving time  2nd 
    adding to/subtracting from dates 
    difference between two dates with Julian days 
    differences between two epoch timestamps, effect on 
    DST flag 
    zoneinfo time zones, information about 
DAYOFWEEK( ) (MySQL) 
days, calculating variable numbers in months and years for time ranges 
DB abstraction layer  2nd 
DB::affectedRows( ) 
DB::autoPrepare( ) 
DB::connect( ) 
DB::execute( )  2nd 
DB::getAll( ) 
DB::getAssoc( ) 
DB::getCol( ) 
DB::getOne( ) 
DB::getRow( ) 
DB::isError( ) 
DB::modifyLimitQuery( ) 
DB::nextId( ) 
DB::prepare( )  2nd 
DB::query( )  2nd  3rd 
DB::quote( )  2nd 
    calling strtr( ) after 
DB::setFetchMode( ) 
DB_Error class  2nd 
DB_Pager class 
    fetchRow( ) 
DB_Pager::build( ) 
DB_Result::fetchInto( ) 
DB_Result::fetchRow( ) 
DB_Result::numRows( ) 
DB_Sql class in PHPLib 
DBA abstraction layer 
dba_close( ) 
dba_exists( ) 
dba_fetch( ) 
dba_firstkey( ) 
dba_nextkey( ) 
dba_open( )  2nd 
dba_optimize( ) 
dba_replace( ) 
dba_sync( ) 
DBM databases  2nd 
    handlers compiled into your PHP installation 
    handlers, differing behavior of 
    username and password database 
debugging
    database problems 
    error logging, use in 
    HTTP request/response cycle 
    logging information for 
    printing information for cURL module to standard error 
decbin( ) 
dechex( ) 
decimal numbers 
    formatting for dollar amounts 
declare construct 
declaring/defining
    class properties 
    class variables 
    classes 
    functions 
    static variables 
decoct( ) 
decoding data
    base64_decode( ) 
    pc_decode( ) 
    utf8_decode( ) 
decrypting data  [See also encryption]2nd 
    decryption modes 
    get-crypt.php program 
    mcrypt_decrypt( ) 
default values
    assigning to function parameters 
    setting for function parameters 
    for variables 
deg2rad( ) 
degrees 
DELETE command (SQL) 
    finding number of rows returned by a query 
delete-user.php program  2nd 
deleting  [See also removing]
    array elements 
    cookies 
    files 
delta 
delta values
    rounding off numbers 
dependencies for PEAR packages, checking 
depth-first search 
destroy signal 
destroying images 
dgettext( ) 
dictionary attacks 
dictionary words, keeping out of passwords 
differences between arrays 
    array_diff( ), getting simple difference 
    creating your own algorithm for 
    reversing 
    symmetric difference 
digit (\d) metasymbol 
Dijkstra, Edsger 
dir command (Windows) 
dir( )  2nd 
dir::read( ) 
directories  2nd  [See also files]
    copying or moving a file 
    creating new 
    deleting files 
    as exclusive lock indicators 
    file information, getting 
    file permissions or ownership, changing 
    file timestamps, getting and setting 
    filenames matching a pattern 
    filenames, splitting into component parts 
    processing all files in  2nd 
    program listing web server files 
    removing with all contents 
    site-search.php program 
directory class 
dirname( ) 
display( ) 
distinguished names (LDAP) 
divisor, greatest common 
dl( ) 
    loading PECL packages 
DNS (Domain Name Service)
    checking validity of email addresses 
    dynamic update requests 
    Net_DNS package 
    performing lookups 
documentation
    MySQLÕs UNIX_TIMESTAMP( ) 
    PEAR classes 
    PHP-GTK extension 
    shared memory segments and semaphores 
    strftime( ) options 
DOM
    generating XML with 
    libxml parser 
    parsing XML with 
        searching through tree for specific elements 
        tree-based parsing 
    top-level or root node 
    W3C specification, web site for 
domain names, getting information about 
domains  [See also DNS]
    cookies, specifying for 
    gettext messages 
    top-level, in email addresses 
Dominus, Mark-Jason 
double quotes  [See ", under Symbols]
drawing
    arcs, ellipses, and circles 
    centered text 
        GD built-in fonts 
        PostScript Type 1 fonts 
        TrueType fonts 
    lines, rectangles, and polygons 
    patterned lines, using 
    text as a graphic 
dropdown menus based on current date 
DSN (data source name)  2nd 
DST  [See daylight saving time]
dump_file( )
    DOM XML documents 
    generating well-formed XML document 
dump_mem( )
    formatting DOM XML output 
    generating well-formed XML document 
dumping variable contents as strings 
duplicate elements, removing from arrays 
dynamic classes 
dynamic functions 
dynamic images 
    button page (in HTML) 
dynamic object instantiation 
dynamic variable names 

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     Main Menu
Main Page
Table of content
Copyright
Preface
Chapter 1. Strings
Chapter 2. Numbers
Chapter 3. Dates and Times
Chapter 4. Arrays
Chapter 5. Variables
Chapter 6. Functions
Chapter 7. Classes and Objects
Chapter 8. Web Basics
Chapter 9. Forms
Chapter 10. Database Access
Chapter 11. Web Automation
Chapter 12. XML
Chapter 13. Regular Expressions
Chapter 14. Encryption and Security
Chapter 15. Graphics
Chapter 16. Internationalization and Localization
Chapter 17. Internet Services
Chapter 18. Files
Chapter 19. Directories
Chapter 20. Client-Side PHP
Chapter 21. PEAR
Colophon
Index
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