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This tutorial teaches users about the basic structure of an Information Schema plugin, how it works, how it defines the table structure, and how it fills it with the data. They also learn to use this knowledge to develop two fully functional Information Schema plugins.

This tutorial teaches users how to get into the detailed questions involved in providing continuity for people using their websites. It will also make readers aware about the need for sessions, and the PHP mechanism that makes them work. they will also learn how to develop a simple but fully effective session data handler using database storage

This tutorial teaches users to create many visually rich activities combining images, sounds, scenes, layers, elements, words, and pictures. They will also learn to work with many web pages that offer images and sounds, interactive assignments, and Inkscape.

In this chapter, you'll see that the Moodle Quiz module not only automatically marks the answers for us, but it also copes with different units (for example, answers given in feet or inches, meters or centimeters). You'll also learn how to enhance Moodle to recognize answers that are algebraically equivalent.

In this chapter we discuss how to configure ASP.NET forms authentication, along with how to provide controls for users to log in, as well as ways to secure the content displayed on the pages.

In this chapter we will learn the hands-on examples with different types of sliders and how to integrate it into our web applications.

This chapter introduces more advanced GORM techniques, such as: persisting inheritance and performing polymorphic queries to enable tagging. We also delve into GSP a bit more by using templates to encapsulate view components.

In this chapter, you will learn how to modify the site to have a signup form and login form. We will also learn how to enable blogs to be posted only by friends.

This chapter covers the steps that you would have to follow in designing and implementing resource-oriented clients in detail. The design of the clients is governed by the design of the service. And the client programmer needs to understand the semantics of the service, which is usually communicated through service API documentation. In the examples of this chapter, we will use the library service API designed in Chapter 4 to explain how we could use an existing API while designing PHP applicati