So, if you want to use MySQL, create yourself a database and some tables
with the fields you like in phpMyAdmin, then connect PHP to the database.
If you download a PHP script that requires MySQL support, you'll likely
have to tell it what host, user and password MySQL requires. Depending on
the s
"You musn't produce sloppy code with no comments, no error checking, no
indentation and no proper presentation of results until you're an expert!"
Great... So as soon as I started programming in PHP, I became an expert...
and now that I'm properly indenting my code and (finally) starting to use
co
??? where did you get PHP 4.3.2 ??? the php website only has 4.2.3 and i
could get that to work with Apache 2
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> Hi Joe,
>
> You only need either Apa
ok... for example because I have no idea how to do this on my own... I found
a php calendar, and these were the install instructions:
ltwCalendar v1.5
written by Matt Wade - http://codewalkers.com
demo of ltwCalendar at http://codewalkers.com/cal/calendar.php
I don't care for all that license crap
You are all helping me SOOO much! I did manage to download myphpadmin...
and by some miracle got through the installation process. It is a pretty
slick program although I have no idea what I am looking at. I have learned
more in the last 10 hours than I ever thought possible, although I haven't
hey Joe,
You ought to try some of those tools for MySQL Dash recommends, there`s some
beauties amongst them, especially phpmyadmin. In the meantime, here is a
little script, quick and dirty that will let you look at a database and
generate some basic queries and forms for you.
Just copy and paste
Sounds cool. PHP has been a great tool for the past 2.5 years for me. It
most certainly has come in handy.
The calendar at calendar.codewalkers.com looks slick.
I would heavily advise getting a book so you have a piece of paper you can
turn to or flip to. A good one is PHP and MySQL Web Developme
> Here's a grand question: What do you want to do with PHP? Interactive
> forms? Interactive content? Website counter? etc...
I am a college student who is in way over his head. I am having a lot of
fun, and learning a lot, but for what was supposed to be a writing 3400
class, I feel this is a li
Glad I could be of assistance.
I had a hard time getting the hang of MySQL, so I downloaded phpMyAdmin
(www.phpmyadmin.net), set it up, and watched the SQL commands fly.
Try this:
mysql -u -p (it should ask you for a password)
Here's a grand question: What do you want to do with PHP? Interact
Hi Joe,
You only need either Apache or IIS, not both. I am also running WinXP,
but i have Home edition so i have no choice other then to run Apache,
but Apache is better anyways;-)
I have Apache 2.0.40 (http://httpd.apache.org/) with PHP 4.3.2(
http://www.php.net/downloads.php) and MySQL 3.23.52(
Thank you for your help... by some miracle and with your advice things seem
to be working ok. However, I am having a heck of a time figuring out how
mysql works into the whole thing. I was trying to follow a tutorial that
came with dreamweaver, and it just gets me all confused. I setup a user an
Alright, I'll take the bait.
1. If you've got IIS installed, why are you trying to install Apache?
Choose one or the other.
2. Configuration for either server should be drop dead easy. The PHP
installer exe file should configure IIS (I don't use IIS, fortunately),
and the zip file contains what y
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