Only for advanced MySQL Users

richm8026

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Anybody out there that's an advanced MySQL User?? I'm trying to do my own Forums and I know how to create usernames passwords, but how do you add table information to it, such as General Discussion, Paintballing, or any other information, do I need to use HTML and PHP to do the table data with??? Any answers is appreciated =-)
 

Daniel S

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Since this is not a introduction thread I am moving it to the 'Programming Help' Forum.

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VPmase

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What section is the Programming Forums under?
Site design and development.

I suggest you just use a CMS or pre-made forums considering you don't really understand what you are trying to make, no offense.
 

richm8026

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It's ok, I always feel it's right to express your feelings, LOL, but anyway, if I have to, I'm just gonna use PHPBB, any suggestions on how to use it on x10hosting???? If I can get away without using that, I would love it, but since I am pretty new to PHP and MySQL, I mine as well not try to stress out about it, I read online somewhere you can really mess things up using PHP, it doesn't sound too good at all
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I'm just going to stick with the PHPBB, I looked at the generated source code that they used, there's way too many lines of code, even my PHP book I Have doesn't show that many lines, I couldn't believe, is there actually any good PHP Editors out there that has Syntax highlighting Features??? I could learn PHP that way, I learned HTML through DreamWeaver, I learned CSS through my book, I really love doing this stuff by hand, it's just those other languages have gotten complicated, I figured everything would be just the same, I was wrong, I also love to do some FLTK, I'm learning that one as well, I also love to work with Visual Basic 2008 Express Edition, of course I'm a code man, not really a good design man..
 
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Well, I use Notepad++ as my editor for most languages, it implements syntax-highlighting features for a lot of languages (and if you want to, you could make more). Just go to www.php.net if you need function names/syntaxes etc.
 

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Or Dreamweaver if you're willing to pay for it, it highlights code really well, and has a WYSIWYG editor too; which is useful for figuring out what design you're going for with your site. Notepad++ is the best free editor though.

-Luke.
 
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