PHP Functions : LDAP Functions
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Related Keywords: PHP Functions LDAP Functions
Help URL: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.ldap.php
Items Related to LDAP Functions
Inner Elements of LDAP Functions
LDAP Functions contains following items:
- ldap_8859_to_t61 (ldap to t )
- ldap_add (ldap add)
- ldap_bind (ldap bind)
- ldap_close (ldap close)
- ldap_compare (ldap compare)
- ldap_connect (ldap connect)
- ldap_count_entries (ldap count entries)
- ldap_delete (ldap delete)
- ldap_dn2ufn (ldap dn ufn)
- ldap_err2str (ldap err str)
- ldap_errno (ldap errno)
- ldap_error (ldap error)
- ldap_explode_dn (ldap explode dn)
- ldap_first_attribute (ldap first attribute)
- ldap_first_entry (ldap first entry)
- ldap_first_reference (ldap first reference)
- ldap_free_result (ldap free result)
- ldap_get_attributes (ldap get attributes)
- ldap_get_dn (ldap get dn)
- ldap_get_entries (ldap get entries)
- ldap_get_option (ldap get option)
- ldap_get_values_len (ldap get values len)
- ldap_get_values (ldap get values)
- ldap_list (ldap list)
- ldap_mod_add (ldap mod add)
- ldap_mod_del (ldap mod del)
- ldap_mod_replace (ldap mod replace)
- ldap_modify (ldap modify)
- ldap_next_attribute (ldap next attribute)
- ldap_next_entry (ldap next entry)
- ldap_next_reference (ldap next reference)
- ldap_parse_reference (ldap parse reference)
- ldap_parse_result (ldap parse result)
- ldap_read (ldap read)
- ldap_rename (ldap rename)
- ldap_sasl_bind (ldap sasl bind)
- ldap_search (ldap search)
- ldap_set_option (ldap set option)
- ldap_set_rebind_proc (ldap set rebind proc)
- ldap_sort (ldap sort)
- ldap_start_tls (ldap start tls)
- ldap_t61_to_8859 (ldap t to )
- ldap_unbind (ldap unbind)
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