ZEND FRAMEWORK TUTORIAL FOR BEGINNERS STEP BY STEP PDF

Drawing A Cartoon Chef In this cartoon chef how to draw lesson I'm going to give you a little bit more freedom than some of the other tutorials on the site. Instead of going in and exactly detailing step-by-step what you need to do - you're going to make a framework that[r]

xiv Preface Zend Framework has been designed from the ground up to make PHP development as easy — and fun — as possible while promoting best practices and providing an extensible framework for complex applications. Content management systems are a particularly important c[r]

Deleting Menu Items 230 The Next Steps 230 ■Index 231 xiv Preface Zend Framework has been designed from the ground up to make PHP development as easy — and fun — as possible while promoting best practices and providing an extensible framework for complex applications. Con[r]

Step by Step Drawing of a Simple and Funny Cartoon Monkey This cartoon monkey drawing tutorial is similar in style to my sheep drawing lesson, so if you've already completed that one you will see many similarities, especially in the basic construction of the shapes. Let[r]

Sample Java Application – Personal Lending LibraryWe will develop a small sample application to track our personal library of books. It will also include a list of people to whom we loan our books. The application will have three Java classes: 1. Person will have fields for the person's name[r]

Declaring a Parameter Internal Parsed EntityA declaration for a parameter internal parsed entity has the followinggeneral form:<!ENTITY % EntityName EntityValue>Here, EntityName is the name of the entity. You can select any name, providedthat you follow these rules:■ The name mu[r]

xmlns:cd CDATA #REQUIRED>Internet Explorer doesn’t support default values for these attributes.In other words, you can’t declare these attributes with default valuesand then omit the attribute specifications from the start-tag of theelement that they belong to (COLLECTION in the exampl[r]

For a description of the regular expressions you can use with the xsd:pattern ele-ment, see Appendix D “Regular Expressions” in the “XML Schema Part 0:Primer” page at http://www.w3.org/TR/xmlschema-0/.The specific facets you can use depend on the particular type you are restricting.For[r]

You can, however, place a comment within a document type definition (DTD)—even though a DTD is part of markup—provided that it’s not within a markupdeclaration in the DTD. You’ll learn all about DTDs and how to place com-ments within them in Chapter 5.Using Processing InstructionsFor the most part a[r]

an element (that is, between an element start-tag and a matching end-tag, butnot within markup). In that case, the processor passes the white space to the ap-plication as part of the character data of the element that contains the whitespace. For details on the way white space is handled in e[r]

<STANZA xml:space=”preserve”><VERSE>For the rare and radiant maiden<VERSE><VERSE>whom the angels name Lenore </VERSE><VERSE> Nameless here for evermore.</VERSE></STANZA>conti[r]

Chapter 5 Creating Valid XML Documents Using Document Type Definitions 935Document Type DefinitionsThe Advantages of Making an XMLDocument ValidCreating a valid XML document might seem to be a lot of unnecessary bother:You must first fully define the document’s content and structure in a DTD orXML s[r]

in the Internet Explorer browser.Because you invent your own elements in XML, a browser has no built-inknowledge of how to properly display them. Creating and linking a cascadingstyle sheet to your XML document is one way to tell the browser how to displayeach of the document’s elements. Because an[r]

<BINDING>mass market paperback</BINDING> <PAGES>98</PAGES> <PRICE>$2.95</PRICE> </BOOK> <! other BOOK elements ></INVENTORY>The second form of data island conforms more close[r]

{background-image:url(Raven.bmp); background-repeat:no-repeat; background-position:center; width:89px; height:58px; float:left}IMAGE is an empty element (which you’ll add to the XML document later)designed for displaying a floating image. The element contains no text, butis assigned a backgro[r]

<SPAN DATAFLD="PAGES"></SPAN> </TD> <TD WIDTH="15%"> <SPAN DATAFLD="PRICE"></SPAN> </TD> </TR></TABLE>322 XML Step by StepIn this case, you could use an additio[r]

treated as literal text.To find out which elements you can use to render HTML via theDATAFORMATAS="HTML" attribute setting, see Table 10-1. These elementshave a “Yes” in the next-to-last column (labeled “Render HTML contained inXML field?”).Inserting and rendering HTML in XML fields is useful for[r]

Listing 9-2.note— is a character reference for the em dash (—).Here’s how the elements look without margins:262 XML Step by StepAdding the following rule to the style sheet inserts a 2.5em margin around allfour sides of both STANZA elements, as shown in the figure:[r]

216 XML Step by Steptiptiptiptiptip(Internet Explorer 5.5–6.0 only.) Normally, the browser inserts a line break withinthe text of a block or inline element when a line of text reaches the right edgeof the window. This text wrapping allows the reader to view the entire textwithout scrol[r]