Hello,
On 10/15/2004 06:22 PM, David Hamilton wrote:
I'm currently re-designing my company's website. One of our major
concerns is load time. I happened to stumble across some information on
using zlib to compress pages using PHP.
The advice seemed "to good to be true" the recommendation was setu
OK people
First I want to thank Everyone who posted or sent mail. What a great
response! I see I have found a valuable resource. I am certain that many
questions will follow. Again, thank you all and I want to let you know that
I'm going to tackle this one on my own... with you peoples help of
Hello all,
I'm currently re-designing my company's website. One of our major
concerns is load time. I happened to stumble across some information on
using zlib to compress pages using PHP.
The advice seemed "to good to be true" the recommendation was setup an
.htaccess file with the following:
I know there are a million schools of thought on design structure, so
I'm not trying to argue here, but I'd like to make some comments.
> A few comments on Trevor's DB structure recommendations regarding
> primary keys.
>
> 1) Only make the auto-incrementing primary key IF you don't
> already h
I have a page that checks a database and if the person is authorized it allows a
download. This works fine and dandy but the problem is it seems to freeze the browser
while it is downloading the file.
Has anybody had to deal with something like that?
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]">Dylan Barber
We
A few comments on Trevor's DB structure recommendations regarding
primary keys.
1) Only make the auto-incrementing primary key IF you don't already have
a unique identifier for each item in the table. Your church probably
doesn't have existing unique IDs for each member (or maybe you do -
memb
Just to throw my two cents in, having done a small-ish project for a
local soccer league, PHP website with a MySQL backend, it was a very
manageable learning curve, particularly since I had web experience on
Windows with ASP, but nothing out of this world.
The experience was very valuable and I've
> I'm a novice programmer and was looking into using MySQL and PHP to
> implement the system.
> Am I on the right track?
> Any thoughts or suggestions?
That's a good start. If you also put it on an Apache Server
it will all be free as they are all Open Source = Free.
> Me being a be
> The church has about 2000 members. The groups can range in
> membership from
> as few as 5 to as many as 300.
>
> I'm a novice programmer and was looking into using MySQL and PHP to
> implement the system.
>
> Am I on the right track?
> Any thoughts or suggestions?
> Me being a beginner am I g
I realize this is asking a bunch but here we go...
The local church I belong to wants to implement a web based database so that
we can track attendance of our various groups that meet outside the church.
We want our group leaders to be able to add/delete/modify names and contact
information for t
Yup! Just check out the PWS/IIS instructions in the manual:
http://www.php.net/manual/en/install.windows.iis.php
> -Original Message-
> From: Chris Ollar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, October 15, 2004 10:02 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: [PHP-WIN] PHP & Win98
>
>
>
Will PHP attach to Win98 Personal Web Server?
Thanks to all who respond -
Chris
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