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Clookid wrote a nice tutorial on introducing PHP. PHP Introduction
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Short, but sweet - so where does all the .php files come in? And how to I set up a simple form, that sends the data to the php bit, that outputs the result?
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renlok wrote a tutorial introducing forms. Beginners Guide To PHP: *Tutorial*
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If you want to see the code of a wesite to make your own, use Mozzila Firefox, go to an unencrypted webpage (to know weather it's encrypted or not, mozzila tells you in a msgbox form) , right-click your mouse, and click 'view page surce code'. A window is opened, and read the code, right away!!!
P.S. I learnt this from a book called 'Zero Knowledge Password'. |
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Also, you will have to make some examples, and actually use what you have learned, in order to successfully continuing without forgetting what you previously read. Quote:
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Thanks everyone! I actually learnt before these posts were posted, and I am now confidently building PHP pages!
@ Martin_kp: you don't need Firefox for that. IE will do. And this thread is not in the tutorials section, but in the forum section, so it's going to be some sort of question or other. |
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