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Re: Help With Database

Subject: Re: Help With Database
From: Dooza <doozadooza@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 16:49:00 +0100
Newsgroups: macromedia.dreamweaver.appdev


Graphic_Guy08 wrote:
Sorry, I wasn't ignoring your previous post, I just wanted to make sure when you actually saw what I was working on that it definitely couldn't be done in Javascript. Having browsed the site host's web site, I have found that they support MySQL and phpMyAdmin, as well as Joomla content management. It also supports Perl and Python CGI script, Server Side Includes and PHP scripting. The host also offers some support for getting started with these scripting languages, including links to basic tutorials (which I will be investigating further). Hopefully this information is useful for answering your question, and you can let me know which option to persue to get started on this project (if I don't find it out for myself before I hear back from you). Thanks again for all your help.

Just for your reference, the site I am working on is hosted by http://www.hypermart.net


Javascript is client side, in other words it executes in your browser. You can code in ASP using Javascript as server side language, but its not as common as using VBScript with ASP... anyway, enough of my ramblings... you need to learn PHP and MySQL, so grab yourself a book by David Powers, he is the resident expert around these parts, and has published the best books on this subject. He has ones that deal with Dreamweaver and PHP and MySQL and will get you up and running in no time at all.

I am an ASP and MSSQL man, but the theory is the same, its just the implementation that is different. What you want to do isn't rocket science, but having a firm understanding of the basics will help you more than anything.

Steve

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