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Wessel

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Since: Sep 16, 2004
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 4:24 pm
Post subject: Dummy at work: login and rgister forms
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Where can I find out how to create user and register forms. I've tried
manuals and sites. All the manuals are forgetting one
thing.............AMATURE AT WORK! The normally start of by saying...Create
the %^^$$%^ table. Where? Must I login to the database on the web domain and
create table?

I also need some logic on how to go about. A user must fill in a
registration form, this must then be sent to a person that will validate the
new user, then add the new user to the database in aeasy way?

Idiots have to start somewhere to help somebody else at a later stage,

Please help.

w Smile

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Wes Spikes

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(Msg. 2) Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 6:23 pm
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OK. First, you really need to know SQL and PHP. You will create the tables
with SQL "CREATE TABLE..." commands. From what I'm understanding you know
little/moderate PHP but I do not think that you know SQL or any of the PHP
database functions.

-Wes

"Wessel" wrote in message

 > Where can I find out how to create user and register forms. I've tried
 > manuals and sites. All the manuals are forgetting one
 > thing.............AMATURE AT WORK! The normally start of by
saying...Create
 > the %^^$$%^ table. Where? Must I login to the database on the web domain
and
 > create table?
 >
 > I also need some logic on how to go about. A user must fill in a
 > registration form, this must then be sent to a person that will validate
the
 > new user, then add the new user to the database in aeasy way?
 >
 > Idiots have to start somewhere to help somebody else at a later stage,
 >
 > Please help.
 >
 > w Smile
 >
 >

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Good Man

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Since: Sep 04, 2003
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Thu Sep 16, 2004 7:03 pm
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"Wessel" wrote in



 > Idiots have to start somewhere to help somebody else at a later stage,


Do yourself a favor. Pick up a book and read it. You'll learn PHP and
MySQL as you should, not on a piece-by-piece i-just-need-to-do-one-thing
basis.

I read ONE book, and it taught me basically how to do everything I could
possibly want with PHP & MySQL, and I can recommend it heartily: "PHP and
MySQL Web Development", by Welling & Thompson. I think it's in a 2nd
edition now. GO FOR IT!!
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steve




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(Msg. 4) Posted: Fri Sep 17, 2004 1:48 am
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I second that. When I am learning a new technology, I start with a BOOK. The web is great for answering specific questions, but to get an overview of an entire technology, nothing beats a book.
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GB Blanchard

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Since: Sep 18, 2004
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Sat Sep 18, 2004 9:22 am
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Steve wrote:

  > > ...and I can recommend it heartily: "PHP and
  > > MySQL Web Development", by Welling & Thompson. I think it's
  > > in a 2nd edition now. GO FOR IT!!
 >
 > I second that.

Thirded. Also, download and install AppServ - a free program which
includes Apache, MySQl, PhpMyAdmin and some other stuff, so that
you will have everything under one roof. You'll really come to
appreciate PhpMyAdmin - it's a graphic interface to manage your
MySQL databases.

--
Brad Blanchard
Website: http//www.braser.com
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