…I hope I didn't fry your brain too much with that challenge.…The idea was to change the main feature image, this…image of white roses, and its associated tagline up here.…Beautiful arrangements for any occasion, to match the season.…And the solution lies in using a foreach loop…and the in array function to identify the current season.…Let's see how I did it.…Let's go to the code first.…And that image is on line 43.…The image name begins with 980_white_rose, etcetera.…
We need to change that so it follows a more predictable path.…So, let's open the images folder.…And there is the 980 white rose. There are also three images that begin…feature_, followed by a season name. There's autumn, spring, and summer.…So, this one needs to be winter. Let's change that name.…Feature_winter.jpg.…Now, there were two arrays that I created in the text file.…Let's get them, they're in arrays.txt. Let's open that, copy them,…and we need to paste them into index.php. And they need…to go in the code block at the top. We don't need this print_r anymore.…
Author
David Powers
Released
12/9/2013Note: This course was recorded with Adobe Dreamweaver, but you can use the code editor of your choice to follow along.
- How to use PHP in a webpage
- Storing and displaying text and numbers in variables
- Using functions
- Adding comments to your PHP scripts
- Moving common page elements to include files
- Displaying different content on a page
- Working with multiple values in arrays and loops
- Getting form input sent by the POST method
- Using PHP sessions to preserve data
- Storing data in session variables
- Connecting to and querying a database
- Handling errors
Skill Level Beginner
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Introduction
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Welcome1m 30s
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Using the exercise files5m 13s
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1. Introduction to PHP
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How to use PHP in a web page6m 43s
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2. Using Server-Side Includes for Common Page Elements
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3. Using Conditions to Change Page Output
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How PHP makes decisions3m 30s
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4. Working with Multiple Values in Arrays and Loops
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Labeling array elements7m 21s
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5. Getting User Input from a Form
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Calculating the order total6m 34s
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6. Displaying Content from a Database
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Loading data into MySQL5m 37s
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Connecting to the database7m 47s
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Querying the database6m 15s
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Linking to a details page2m 40s
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7. Handling Errors
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Dealing with PHP errors4m 15s
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Tracking down parse errors4m 32s
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Conclusion
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What's next?2m 26s
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Video: Solution: Displaying a seasonal feature