| Posted by Hilarion on 01/03/06 17:39 
> Also I don't quite understand what PHP is?
 
 PHP is server-side (at least in your case and in most cases in general)
 scripting engine used mostly to generate dynamic HTML web-pages.
 If you know what HTML is, then you probably also know that it's
 not possible using HTML only or even HTML with JavaScript to
 interact with server data (eg. to create a guestbook, forum, or
 even to place some data from a database in a HTML document). PHP
 (and other server-side solutions) aid in this task.
 They do not have much in common with SQL (many dynamic web-pages
 use SQL to interact with databases, but this does not mean that
 learning PHP helps with learning SQL or vice versa).
 
 
 Hilarion
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