Re: Re: Re: Re: admin please help PHP/MYSQL Posted by barbara's undies on 2008-09-03 12:52:00am

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Try toying with this here example if you have a working server setup:
PHP Forms.

In the .php file named by the 'action=' property of the form tag is where you place mysql commands.

good luck and sorry if I'm barfing things you already know.

$whoot



:I don't understand the situation you have, so here's a free tutorial: Introduction to PHP
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:Are the following two things setup right?:
:- you have your files on a server running apache, php, and mysql.
:- The apache server points browsers to your index.php file when they request your site.
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:Once those things are setup your php code should start doing something.
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:If these things are setup, then there's a problem with your code that we can't help you with, unless we could see the code. and yeah, any code posted in this mess bor isn't likely to survive for us to be able to read it.
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message:	:Try toying with this here example if you have a working server setup: :<a href='http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_forms.asp'>PHP Forms</a>. : :In the .php file named by the 'action=' property of the form tag is where you place mysql commands. : :good luck and sorry if I'm barfing things you already know. : : $whoot : : : ::I don't understand the situation you have, so here's a free tutorial: <a href='http://www.w3schools.com/php/php_intro.asp'>Introduction to PHP</a> :: ::Are the following two things setup right?: ::- you have your files on a server running apache, php, and mysql. ::- The apache server points browsers to your index.php file when they request your site. :: ::Once those things are setup your php code should start doing something. :: ::If these things are setup, then there's a problem with your code that we can't help you with, unless we could see the code. and yeah, any code posted in this mess bor isn't likely to survive for us to be able to read it. :: ::-nj :: :: :::it cut the php tags in this paragraph, but you know what i mean. < ? p h p and ? > ::: ::::and that a .php file is essentially just an html file that recognizes php tags, so only between <<>>> should you actually have any code. ::: :: :: :: : : :

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