php stuff

Intentioner of the Damned · Fri, 2nd May '03, 4:27pm

Anyone know any good websites to learn php? I want to design my own website but need to learn php to do it.

It has to be php as my mate has a php site and has offered me some of his code if i want it. Plus, he knows php and can help me when i'm stuck. However, he can't teach me php as he has too much stuff to do. Thus, i need to find places to learn from.

Cheers.

[Oops, wrong forum. My bad, sorry

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[ May 02, 2003, 16:47: Message edited by: Intentioner of the Damned ]

Mollusken · Fri, 2nd May '03, 9:44pm

http://hotwired.lycos.com/webmonkey/99/21/index2a.html

For more advanced, check some of the articles at http://www.phpbuilder.com/

That's all I could find on short notice.

Thorin · Fri, 2nd May '03, 10:00pm

The best site is www.php.net, the home of php, it shows how to use php, all the php commands, and had user comments on the commands

enjan · Fri, 2nd May '03, 10:56pm

Thorin is very right that http://www.php.net is a good reference and starting point. I would suggest that you purchase a book, as it's more wise to invest in something you have in a hard copy, that you can always reference to, and probably more easily learn from. I would suggest Professional PHP4 Programming.

Good luck.

Morgoth · Fri, 2nd May '03, 11:37pm

This Site has some nice articles about PHP, usually I use the MySQL section

Intentioner of the Damned · Tue, 6th May '03, 10:00am

Thanks, i'll be sure to look into these. I had a brief browse at php.net before while trying to find the downloads needed for my machine to be able to run php. But i had brain-ache at the time, so didn't get very far.

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Fri, 2nd May '03, 9:44pm	#2
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