3 - PHP-MTD

CII3H4
Aplikasi Berbasis Platform
PHP
PHP  Stands for:
 Past: Personal Home Page
 Now: PHP Hypertext Preprocessor
 Provides the procedural and object-oriented programming at

the web server (server-side scripting)
 PHP code is compiled and processed by web server, then the

result will be showed by browser (unlike HTML, CSS, or JS,
PHP code can’t be seen using browser)
Deploy web application in XAMPP
 Run the Apache web server
 Create a folder, i.e. “hellophp” inside this path: “../xampp/htdocs/”
 Create a .php file inside “hellophp” folder

<?php
echo "hello PHP!";
?>
 Call that file using browser with address below:

 localhost/hellophp
 or, 127.0.0.1/hellophp
Code commenting
 Same with C++ / Java / Javascript
• // one line
• /* ..
multi-line
.. */
Variables & Data Types
Rules of naming
– Case sensitive
– Start with a letter or underscore
– Must not a PHP’s reserved word
– Must not contains operational characters
Variable declaration
$namevariable = value;
Data types:
– Standard (boolean, int, float/double, string)
– Array
– NULL
– Resource (pre-defined variables)
Example: standard data types
$flag = true; (boolean)
$i = 2; (integer)
$j = 2.3; (float / double)
$name1 = "double"; (string double quote)
$name2 = 'single'; (string single quote)
Example: array data type
Initialization
//numeric index
$arr1 = array();
$arr2 = array(1303, "IT");
//associative index (map)
$arr3 = array("code"=>1303,
"name"=>"IT");
Call
echo $arr2[1]; //output: IT
echo $arr3["kode"]; //output: 1303
Example: array data type
Assignment
$arr2[1] = "S2 IF";
$arr3["code"] = 2301;
NULL data type
NULL is different from 0
$namavar = NULL;
//to check a variable isn’t NULL, use isset()
if (isset($namavar)) { //false
…
}
$namavar = 5;
if (isset($namavar)) { //true
…
}
Resource data type
Special variable for PHP information and specific operation
Example:
– $_SERVER["HTTP_HOST"];
– $_SESSION["user"];
– $_GET["id"];
Session and Get will be discussed later

Operator
Arithmetic: + - * / % ++ --
Assignment : = += -= *= /= %=
Comparison : == != > < >= <=
Logical: && || ! AND OR XOR
String concat: . .=
Conditional (if)
Example:
<?php
$i = 1;
if ($i>0) {
echo $i." = positive number
<br />";
}
?>
Conditional (if-else)
Example:
<?php
$i = -8;
if ($i>0) {
echo "positive";
} else if ($i==0) {
echo "zero";
} else {
echo "negative";
}
?>
Conditional (switch-case)
Example:
<?php
$bil=5;
switch ($bil) {
case 0 :
echo "zero";
break;
case 2 :
echo "two";
break;
default :
echo "other";
}
?>
Looping (while)
Example:
<?php
$i=0;
while ($i<4) {
echo $i. "<br />";
$i++;
}
?>
Looping (do-while)
Example:
<?php
$i=0;
do {
echo $i. "<br />";
$i++;
} while ($i<8);
?>
Looping (for)
Example:
<?php
for ($i=1;$i<7;$i++) {
echo "<h".$i.">H".$i."</h".$i.">";
}
?>
Looping (foreach)
Example:
<?php
$arr = array("IT","SE","IF");
foreach ($arr as $x) {
echo "prodi ".$x."<br />";

}
?>
Function
PHP function is similar to Javascript function:
– Begins with keyword ‘function’, not data type or void
– Can have a return value or not
Function
Example:
<?php
//function declaration
function sayhello($str) {
echo "hello ".$str;
}
function add($a,$b) {
return $a+$b;
}
//function execution
sayhello("bro! <br />");
$x = add(5,6);
echo $x."+ 3 = ".add($x,3);
?>
Form Data Submitting
GET method
– After form is submitted, form data is appended in URL
– How to get the submitted data: $_GET["nama_name"]
– nama_name is the value of your “name” attribute in HTML tag
POST method
– After form is submitted, data is stored as resource, not seen in URL
– How to get the submitted data: $_POST["nama_name"]
– nama_name is the value of your “name” attribute in HTML tag
When to use GET or POST
If data is confidential or for manipulation, use POST (example:
login, registration, data input, data update)
If data submitted is large, use POST, so the URL doesn’t become

too long (example: lots of fields/inputs, has attachment)
Other than above (data will be used generally), use GET (example:
searching, page/hyperlink, pagination)
Example: GET
find.php
<?php
echo "Result = ".$_GET["key"];
?>
formfind.php
<form method="get" action="find.php">
Keyword : <input type="text" name="key" /><br />
<input type="submit" value="Search" />
</form>
Example: POST
process.php
<?php
echo "User = ".$_POST["user"].",<br /> Pass = ".$_POST["pass"];
?>
formlogin.php
<form method="post" action="process.php">
Username: <input type="text" name="user" /><br />
Password: <input type="password" name="pass" /><br />
<input type="submit" value="Login" />
</form>
Session & Cookie
Resource variable to store data globally
Usually used for storing confidential or repetitive information

(example: login status, account info, e-commerce cart, etc)
Session
Data (variable) is stored and managed by web server
Time-out duration can be configured in the code, or taken from web

server configuration
Every client (browser) will be given different session id
When client is closed, data is automatically erased

Session
Starting the session (usually put at the top of your code)
<?php
session_start();
echo "Session ID Anda : ".session_id();
//... kode selanjutnya
?>
Session
Storing & accessing session
<?php
session_start();
if (!isset($_SESSION["counter"])) {
$_SESSION["nama"] = "prakwebprosession";
$_SESSION["counter"] = 0;
}
echo "<br /> Nama : ".$_SESSION["nama"];
$_SESSION["counter"]++;
echo "<br /> Anda telah melihat halaman ini sebanyak : ".
$_SESSION["counter"]." kali";
?>
Session
Deleting session
<?php
session_start();
unset($_SESSION["nama"]); //delete specific session data
session_destroy(); //delete all session data

?>
Cookie
Data (variable) is stored and managed by client (browser)
Expire time can be configured in the code, or taken from browser

configuration. As long as data has not expired or deleted manually
(by clearing browser data etc), data can be used over again even
the browser is closed
Data can be accessed at the next request
Function: setcookie(varname, value, expire, path, domain,

is_secure)
Cookie
Varname: Cookie variable name
Value: The value / data we want to store
Expire: Cookie expire time. For example, if you fill it with time()
+3600 then it will expire after 1 hour. If expire time is not set then
the cookie will be expired when the browser is closed (like session)
Cookie
Storing cookie
<?php
setcookie("nama","prakwebprocookie");
setcookie("nama2","cookie exp",time()+30);
?>
Cookie
Accessing cookie
<?php
echo "<br /> Nama kue : ".$_COOKIE["nama"];
echo "<br /> Nama kue : ".$_COOKIE["nama2"];
?>
Cookie
Deleting cookie
<?php
setcookie("nama","");
setcookie("nama2","",time()-30);
?>
Any question?
References
https://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp
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CII3H4

Aplikasi Berbasis Platform

 Provides the procedural and object-oriented programming at

 PHP code is compiled and processed by web server, then the

 Create a folder, i.e. “hellophp” inside this path: “../xampp/htdocs/”

 Create a .php file inside “hellophp” folder

 Call that file using browser with address below:

Session and Get will be discussed later

echo "prodi ".$x."<br />";

If data submitted is large, use POST, so the URL doesn’t become

Usually used for storing confidential or repetitive information

Time-out duration can be configured in the code, or taken from web

Every client (browser) will be given different session id

When client is closed, data is automatically erased

session_destroy(); //delete all session data

Expire time can be configured in the code, or taken from browser

Data can be accessed at the next request

Function: setcookie(varname, value, expire, path, domain,

Value: The value / data we want to store

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