Php And Mysql

December 27, 2008

Installing Joomla CMS on Windows 2003 with IIS Part 2 of 3

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http://www.videotutorialzone.com - (Part 2 of 3) The Joomla Content management system makes running a dynamic website easier than ever, but it is really meant to be run on a Linux server. For those thast want to run it on a Windows server, getting it set up is quite complicated, but not impossible. This is because getting Joomla, PHP and MySQL all to play nicely in IIS is quite a chore. This is the second in a series of 3 tutorials that will get you running Joomla on Windows with Internet Information Server (IIS) in under an hour.

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October 2, 2008

How do I make paragraphs auto indent when I submit essays if I’m using a PHP MYSQL system?

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lingo1244 asked:


I have a content management and display website. Basically, I use php and mysql together to input and display articles. The problem is, when I copy the articles in, the paragraphs are indented the way I typed it. However, once I submit it, the indentation is lost. I know this is due to html. Is there any AUTOMATED way to fix this problem. I don’t want to go through everything typing    or
. Does anybody know of an AUTOMATED method to do this?

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September 30, 2008

How do you install PHP and MySQL without additional software?

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alto asked:


How do you install PHP and MySQL onto a computer without using things like WAMP? I am really desperate. I would REALLY appreciate you if you’d tell me how to do it step by step. Thanks.
I’m not trying to install LAMP. I’m trying to install PHP, Apache, phpmyadmin and MySQL individually without using software bundle.

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September 27, 2008

How do I make a website with php and mysql?

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thekidzonehome asked:


I am trying to make a website that makes it easy for me to edit the layout, menus etc. and I thought that I might use PHP for the website and use to load the content of each page from the mysql database into the PHP.

But then I thought that I might be able to do it the other way: create each page and load the menus and layout into each PHP page. How do most people do it? Which way is better, and which way should I use?
So should I create a main php page and load the content into it or should I create multiple php pages and load the menus into it?

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