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IM NEW TO PHP & MYSQL HOW TO START? Posted by nachiket2k2 on 28 Jan 2004 at 4:22 AM
I AM USING WIN98 WITH P-3 PROCESSOR AND PWS 4.0

I HAVE INSTALLABLE FILES OF PHP4.2.1 & MYSQL-3.23

HOW SHOULD I START?

THANK YOU.
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Re: IM NEW TO PHP & MYSQL HOW TO START? Posted by Jonathan on 28 Jan 2004 at 5:07 AM
: I AM USING WIN98 WITH P-3 PROCESSOR AND PWS 4.0
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: I HAVE INSTALLABLE FILES OF PHP4.2.1 & MYSQL-3.23
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: HOW SHOULD I START?
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: THANK YOU.
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You might want to replace PWS 4.0 with Apache. You can get it from:-
http://httpd.apache.org/

Install PHP and MySQL if you haven't already. You will need to ensure you have a PHP with the database libraries (I think they come as standard). I suggest you avoid trying to do any MySQL stuff at first and just work with PHP. Try a few simple programs, like printing the current date and time. There are plenty of PHP tutorials out there.

There are also numerous books on PHP/MySQL - you may or may not find a book useful. I've certainly found having a book to hand very useful when learning new languages.

Jonathan

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Re: IM NEW TO PHP & MYSQL HOW TO START? Posted by netgert on 28 Jan 2004 at 6:07 AM
: I AM USING WIN98 WITH P-3 PROCESSOR AND PWS 4.0
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: I HAVE INSTALLABLE FILES OF PHP4.2.1 & MYSQL-3.23
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: HOW SHOULD I START?
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: THANK YOU.
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It might be a good idea to turn off Caps Lock before continuing.

No offense

NetGert[/italic]


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Re: IM NEW TO PHP & MYSQL HOW TO START? Posted by emperor on 28 Jan 2004 at 8:04 AM
I got myself a copy of "Programming PHP" (by O'Reilly books) which will teach you the basics pretty thoroughly (it is co-written by PHP's creator). An invaluable thing to remember is that PHP has a function to do pretty much everything, so before setting about writing your own functions to do stuff, check the manual at www.php.net/manual/en to see if there already is one. If you can't find it, search google or something - some of the functions are tucked away on the online manual so they aren't immediately obvious. Also, don't hesitate to ask for help! Places like this are always handy.



 

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