PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apache_request_headers function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apache_reset_timeout function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apache_response_headers function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apache_setenv function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apc_cache_info function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apc_clear_cache function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apc_define_constants function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apc_delete function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apc_fetch function posted in PHP Functions
- 2.26.07 PHP apc_load_constants function posted in PHP Functions
PHP comes standard with many functions and constructs. There are also functions that require specific PHP extensions compiled in otherwise you’ll get fatal “undefined function” errors. For example, to use image functions such as imagecreatetruecolor(), you’ll need your PHP compiled with GD™ support. Or, to use mysql_connect() you’ll need your PHP compiled in with MySQL support. There are many core functions that are included in every version of PHP like the string and variable functions. A call to phpinfo() or get_loaded_extensions() will show you which extensions are loaded into your PHP. Also note that many extensions are enabled by default and that the PHP manual is split up by extension. See the configuration, installation, and individual extension chapters, for information on how to setup your PHP.