[quoted text, click to view] -ToTi- wrote:
> Another question...What do you meen by "If you have access to PHP" ??
> (i dont even know what a php is)
PHP is a server-side language like ASP or ColdFusion. You need to check
with your hosting company to see if it's available on your site.
Alternatively, you can check yourself by creating a file called test.php
in a text editor like Notepad. All the file needs to contain is the
following line:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
Upload it to your website, and then view the page in a browser. If you
see the same script, you don't have PHP. If you see a page full of
configuration details and a PHP logo, you have PHP.
You can install PHP on your local computer for testing and development.
It's free, but requires a little manual configuration. You can find
installation instructions that I have created here:
http://computerbookshelf.com/phpdw/install1.php If you're interested in my book, it's available through Amazon. Standard
shipping to Mexico costs $12.98. Bookpool, another US online bookseller,
is currently offering the book at half price.
http://www.bookpool.com/sm/1590594665 However, Bookpool charges a lot more for shipping outside the USA, so
Amazon works out cheaper for you.
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David Powers
Author, "Foundation PHP 5 for Flash" (friends of ED)
Co-author "PHP Web Development with DW MX 2004" (Apress)