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Posted by Frankly on 04/22/06 22:14
"strawberry" <zac.carey@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1145731440.418447.215070@e56g2000cwe.googlegroups.com...
> Frank,
>
> Sure, go ahead and create the tables - see how easy it really is! But
> before you go entering ALL the data into this database, get out a pen
> and several large sheets of paper and try to make a diagram of the
> database. Think about the relationships that the tables have to each
> other and the ways in which users will want to look at the information,
> and read up a bit on normalisation. I suspect that you're going to find
> it more useful to create slightly more than two tables!
>
> FWIW, I started out with Mannish Sharma's tutorial over at
> http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com. It's covered in google ads now
> (which slightly impede legibility), but it was a good introduction. I
> also used Janet Valade's PHP & MySQL for Dummies. I think she could
> have covered security in more detail but otherwise it was, also, a very
> useful starting point.
>
> Oh, and happy birthday (belated)
thank you Stawberry:
i am still reading and looking and actually just attempted to create my
first script.
Well it was in a tutorial i was reading and wanted to badly to get the " can
i do this " behind me.
I wrote it myself and it did not work - i even copied and pasted it into
dreamweaver 8 and it sill did not work. i was wondering if you can find
anything wrong with it. and thank you for making me feel. like i can
actually learn this. i was just afraid and am still that what i am trying
to do might be a bit like trying to do algebra and not knowing how to count.
<html>
<body>
<?php
$myvar = "Hello World";
echo $myvar;
?>
</body>
</html>
thank you
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