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Avrong2015-01-30 15:08:47
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Avrong, 2015-01-30 15:08:47

Which book to choose on PHP + MySQLi?

Prompt the modern book on PHP + MySQL (MySQLi). The book should be "For learning from scratch". It is desirable that the book dealt with: "Checking data entered by the user", "SQL injection", "Uploading files by the user", "Working with .htaccess". Working with MySQLi (not with MySQL) must be explained. It is desirable that the book was voluminous. I don't like textbooks, I need a tutorial. The book is desirable written recently (according to the new version of PHP).
The budget is 1000 rubles. I buy through labirint.ru, it is desirable that it be there, but I can just buy by mail.
Thank you.

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FanatPHP, 2015-01-31
@Avrong

They don't write books on mysqli.
And what you need is called Mysql . It is a database management system. And it’s better to learn how to work with it separately from PHP, since PHP will only give primitive examples, and you will get the impression that the database is not capable of anything else. Although, in fact, the database takes over all the work on processing the stored data, and the role of PHP is reduced only to requesting the data, and then displaying them.
There are no mysql books in the labyrinth. I don't know self-taught. I recommend Paul Dubois, two books, one of which is a textbook, and the second is a collection of recipes.
If we talk about the API for accessing the database from PHP, then I repeat on them, they don’t write books - it makes no sense to write a book about a couple of functions. As a beginner, you should learn PDO, not mysqli. Here:phpfaq.ru/pdo
"Working with .htaccess" has nothing to do with PHP or mysql. This is the configuration file for the legacy Apache web server. There is no need to specially study - for any of the standard tasks on the Internet there are over 9000 ready-made examples.
The PHP books here have been asked so many times already that you should be horribly ashamed by now that you even asked this question.

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Lumore, 2015-01-30
@Lumore

I use MySQLi myself, and read about it on php.net itself. But still I advise you to start learning PDO (now I'm learning myself)

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Stanislav, 2015-01-30
@mzcoding

I once studied PHP using this book www.labirint.ru/books/128856 - though I had 2008. release. Then everyone was waiting for PHP 6)) Which will no longer exist :) There is no MySQLi and it doesn’t even describe working with the database - To work with the database, it’s better to study PDO right away https://php.net/manual/ru/book.pdo.php

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iliyaisd, 2015-01-30
@iliyaisd

php.net and google

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