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PHP 5 social networking : create a powerful and dynamic social networking website in PHP by building a flexible framework /
Social Networking has quickly become a very popular activity on the Internet, particularly with the emergence of sites like Facebook and MySpace. PHP is a flexible web development language used on a wide variety of sites, including Facebook and Yahoo! But building a social networking site from scrat...
| Clasificación: | Libro Electrónico |
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| Formato: | Electrónico eBook |
| Idioma: | Inglés |
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Birmingham :
Packt Pub.,
©2010.
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| Colección: | Community experience distilled.
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| Acceso en línea: | Texto completo |
Tabla de Contenidos:
- Cover; Copyright; Credits; About the Author; Acknowledgement; About the Reviewers; Table of Contents; Preface; Chapter 1: PHP Social Networking; Introduction to social networks; Business logic to social networks; Examples: businesses making use of existing social networks and their own social networks; Existing social networks; Facebook; LinkedIn; MySpace; Twitter; Existing social networking software; Drupal; Elgg; Joomla!; Hybrid approaches; Rolling your own; Why roll your own?; Easier to update and maintain; Licensing; Enhance knowledge; Provide a service; Improve business
- Improve communicationWhy use PHP?; When to use something else; Our site: DinoSpace; Feature list; Limitations; Summary; Chapter 2: Planning and Developing the Core Framework; Designing the framework; Patterns-making life easier; MVC: Model-View-Controller; The Front Controller pattern; Registry; Folder structure; Building the framework; Registry; The registry object; Registry objects; Front Controller: single point of access; Index.php; .htaccess; Summary; Chapter 3: Users, Registration, and Authentication; Privacy policies; Users; Our user object; Our authentication registry object
- POST authenticationSESSION authentication; Structuring the database; Registration; Standard details; Hooking additional fields on; Processing the registration; Create the profile; Putting it all together: registration constructor; CAPTCHA; General CAPTCHA; reCAPTCHA; Where do I sign up?; E-mail verification; Sending e-mails; Sending the e-mail verification e-mail; Authentication with our authentication object; Logging in; Are we logged in?; Logging out; Remember me; Help! I've forgotten!; Username; Password; Let them reset the password; Summary; Chapter 4: Friends and Relationships
- Inviting friendsManually inviting friends; Invitation controller; Automatically inviting friends; Google Friend Connect; Windows Live contacts; Yahoo!; Gmail contacts; Automatically connecting with friends; Members; Listing users; Pagination; Paginated members; Paginated users by letter; Searching for users; Custom relationships; Relationship types; Relationships; Adding friends; Forming a relationship; Relationship model; Relationship controller; Mutual relationships-accepting or rejecting a request; Pending requests; Accepting a pending request; Rejecting a pending request; Listing friends
- Our friendsTheir friends; Mutual friends; Friends in your profile; Summary; Chapter 5: Profiles and Statuses; User profiles; Extendable profile; Profile controller; Core shared information; Static profile; Viewing the profile; Relationships-some improvements; Editing the profile; Statuses; Statuses database table; Statuses types database table; Different types of status; Template improvements; Listing statuses; Templates; In action; Likes, dislikes, and comments; Comments; Summary; Chapter 6: Status Stream; What is a status stream?; Stream model; Building the stream