Re: good PHP book for postgresql frontend

From: Eckhard Hoeffner <e-hoeffner(at)fifoost(dot)org>
To: pgsql-php(at)postgresql(dot)org
Subject: Re: good PHP book for postgresql frontend
Date: 2002-05-28 08:29:34
Message-ID: 20020528082934.GB29603@fifoost.org
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* Jules Alberts <jules(dot)alberts(at)arbodienst-limburg(dot)nl> [28 05 02 10:04]:

>hello world,
>
>i'm working on a small PHP/postgresql pilot project on linux. the
>postgresql part is not (yet :) a problem, but PHP is sometimes a bit
>puzzling. i guess that's because i'm used to straightforward 3gl
>programming, not to scripting languages that create HTML.
>
>so, i want to buy a book the make myzelf more familiar with PHP. it
>should not e a beginners tutorial, but thorough. and preferrably with a
>database part not focusing on mysql but on postgresql.
>
>can anybody recommend a good book? TIA!

I used PHP and MySQL Web Development (Welling/Thomson). In my
opinion, it's ok, that the book is written for MySQL as the name of
the functions differ, however, the results you may get in connection
with php are mostly the same.

Furthermore I use Quanta as Editor for the Scripts; you can
integrate the php-documentation in the programm. The highlightning
is alright (sometimes problems, if you are using single quotes).

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