O'Reilly.com has some excellent tutorials, again Zend also has some great beginner and advanced tutorials.
Jason Barnett writes:
Barry Fawthrop wrote:Hi All
As a newcomer to the list and PHP, I was wondering:
I have been programming for 8 years now, in C and mostly in Delphi / Pascal.
I am used to the C constraint and syntax, which it appears that PHP follows.
Pretty much. There are very, very few cases where C function !== PHP function. Oh, and all PHP variables are structs with multiple "equivalent" properties for string, float, etc.
1) Are there any good tutorials, that will take a programmer (like myself) and
expose them to the PHP specifics? So far I have come across PHP tutorials
but for novices who don't know programming.
php.net manual is the best way to go. Zend.com has some advanced tutorials (and they pretty much support PHP as well). Either that or ask your question here on the list.
2) I have developed many ISAPI apps using Delphi, which are web based apps
How secure is your code when a .php file is called via a web browser? Can
visitors see your code or is it all hidden for them and they just see the HTML
results?
<?php
/** Code that is in between here is not usually visible to web browsers. Rather this is used to generate HTML markup, or XML, or whatever. The exception to this is if your server is configured to show the source with (for example) .phps files, but by default .php files produce markup only. */
phpinfo();
/** The above command will dump your system information */
?>
Thanks in advance
Barry
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