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5 DB_Sql - Database Abstraction
DB_Sql Instance variables
DB_Sql Instance methods
Accessible Instance methods
Internal instance methods
DB_Sql Examples
Additional information about database connections
6 Page Management
Accessible Functions
Page Management Example
7 Session
Session Instance variables
Session Instance methods
Accessible Instance methods
Internal instance methods
Session Examples
Using "auto_init"
Unregistering variables and deleting sessions
Reading and understanding session data for debugging
How "serialize()" operates
PHP4 Sessions with PHPlib using session4.inc*
Preface
Quick Install
Changes since PHPlib-7.2c
Porting old sites PHPlib for PHP4
Creating new sites with PHPlib for PHP4
Download
PHP4 Sessions with PHPlib using session4_custom.inc*
Preface: Why the damn thing is happened.
How session4_cust.inc works
Differences from older PHPlib sessions
8 Authentication
Authentication Instance variables
Authentication Instance methods
Accessible Instance methods
Internal instance methods
Authentication Examples
Using default authentication
Using Challenge-Response Authentication
The complete guide to authentication and user variables
How is the Auth class used usually?
How does $auth work internally?
How do $sess and $auth interact?
Where is the beef?
I still do not understand! What am I supposed to code?
Ok, I did that and it works. I even understood it. Now, what exactly is that uid used for?
But is the uid used internally by PHPLIB?
9 Permissions
Permission Instance variables
Permissions Instance methods
Accessible Instance methods
Internal instance methods
Permissions Examples
How permissions work

Each class contains instance variables and instance methods. Some of these variables and methods are available for customization, some are internal to the classes themselves. All are documented, but tampering with internal variables and methods is not supported. Internal interfaces are subject to change without notice from one version of the library to another.

This section covers PHPlib's core functionality. Classes are presented in order of dependency, because the core structure is easier understood in this order. You will need to understand the complete core structure to successfully use all of PHPlib's features.


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