Ok I lied i don't php before but i haven't in a long time anyone have any good links to tuts that i can find some help i want to make a website in php and sql but not use something already made.
Php Begginer
That's awesome, thanks!
so at the start of each script, u need to include the doct type?
(im also a noob)
so at the start of each script, u need to include the doct type?
(im also a noob)
| clydejaw wrote: |
| That's awesome, thanks!
so at the start of each script, u need to include the doct type? (im also a noob) |
You start your script with the <?php opening tag.
A normal HTML-doctype is not required.
for staters i suggest this website
http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp
hope this helps.. ciao..
http://www.w3schools.com/php/default.asp
hope this helps.. ciao..
Can you say me some book for php's beginer!
http://www.php.net/manual/en/index.php
This site is NOT a step by step tutorial at all,
but I'd think you will need clear directives on PHP pretty soon.
Each function you found somewhere is explained
in all detail you might ever need!!
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This site is NOT a step by step tutorial at all,
but I'd think you will need clear directives on PHP pretty soon.
Each function you found somewhere is explained
in all detail you might ever need!!
Last edited by Royal on Mon Mar 05, 2007 1:32 am; edited 1 time in total
http://rmb-scripting.com
My site. (PHP Tutorial Section)
My site. (PHP Tutorial Section)
If you want to have an ecommerce website a very good book to get is PHP and MySQL Web Developement. I used this book for a class in college and I always refer back to it. It covers a lot of issues involved with an ecommerce site and also gives you a lot of the basics.
www.tizag.com will be useful for php and mysql tutorials.
| evilspider wrote: |
| Ok I lied i don't php before but i haven't in a long time anyone have any good links to tuts that i can find some help i want to make a website in php and sql but not use something already made. |
I applaud your ambition, but why re-invent the wheel?
Whatever type of site you're building someone has been there before, worked through most of the problems, written systems to help you generate your site - and there's a support group keen to help you keep it running and updated. There's probably 10s of man-years of code to get it working reasonably well - and 100s to iron out all the bugs!
If you use a generic site and customise it to your requirements you'll also see examples of code, learn how to untangle it - and learn far more than if you limit yourself to learning php/mySQL and writing a site from scratch.
Whichever you choose - have fun!
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