MySQL/PHP Database Applications, w. CD-ROM

Preface.Acknowledgments.Introduction.Part I: Working with MySQL.
Chapter 1 Database Design with MySQL.
Chapter 2 The Structured Query Language for Creating and Altering Tables.
Chapter 3 The Structured Query Language for Inserting, Editing, and Selecting Data.Part II: Working with PHP.
Chapter 4 Getting Started with PHP--Variables.
Chapter 5 Control Structures.
Chapter 6 PHP's Built-in Functions.
Chapter 7 Writing Organized and Readable Code.Part III: Simple Applications.
Chapter 8 Guestbook 2003, the (Semi-)Bulletproof Guestbook.
Chapter 9 Survey.
Part IV: Not So Simple Applications.
Chapter 10 Threaded Discussion.
Chapter 11 Content-Management System.
Chapter 12 Catalog.
Chapter 13 Problem-Tracking System.
Chapter 14 Shopping Cart.
Chapter 15 XML Parsing.
Chapter 16 SOAP.
Chapter 17 Project Management.Part V: Appendixes.
Appendix A: What's on the CD-ROM.
Appendix B: HTML Forms.
Appendix C: Brief Guide to MySQL/PHP Installation and Configuration.
Appendix D: MySQL Utilities.
Appendix E: MySQL User Administration.
Appendix F: PHP Function Reference.
Appendix G: Regular Expressions Overview.
Appendix H: Helpful User-Defined Functions.
Appendix I: PHP and MySQL Resources.
Appendix J: MySQL Function Reference.Index.
End-User License Agreement.

Jay Greenspan is a writer and most recently a producer of Wired Digital's Webmonkey. He has written on PHP, ASP, and XML, and has spoken at various conferences. A Forrester's Research report listed him as a "thought leader" in the XML community. Prior to joining Webmonkey, Jay was a technical consultant, developing LANs and database-driven applications for small businesses.
Brad Bulger is a seasoned software developer who has worked for several companies that no longer exist and is now a member of The Madfish Group, where he builds Web sites.