| clogfan wrote: |
| A nice way to start programming in php, is to install a bundle of software that includes mysql, php and apache. One example of such a bundle is XAMPP. This is the easiest way to start, because you don't have to do any configuration, it just works out of the box.
Once installed, you have different examples that you can look at : you can use myphpadmin for investigation of existing mysql databases, and the site contains also a php sample application. It is impossible to investigate a site on the web, because when you ask for php-pages, they will be processed by the server and only the result is sent back, not the original php-code. I hope this helps you. Feel free to ask anything. |
| mcduck2002 wrote: |
| 1) i don't know php (sorry) where can i find a quick and dirty tutor for that? (i know a little asp if it help)
2) i don't know the directory tree of the frihost site (i already messed it up, i think). i also don't know the relevant directories in xampp that should be uploaded. (i'm using a ftp program to upload) 3) i realy realy realy need a working example of a website that uses some DB and some simple php pages |
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