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| DomainSeeking.com | How'd They Do That? Simple PHP question One of the NP'ers has a website listing their domains : http://www.expireddomainspy.com/ I want to setup a similar website and I noticed the use of PHP with the index.php and linking to all the domains & categories through that index.php. Can someone guide me to a tutorial or book that will show me how to organize links and categories like this w/PHP? Thank you@!
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| NamePros Regular | for php tutorials best is to go to sitepoint.com and proceed to the php section over there .... you'll find lots of articles. to get started read some elementary tutorials written by someone called "Kevin Yank". basically the use of php in the example above is to simplify the management of categories and links and place them in a database so that you can then issue queries to the database programmatically via PHP scripts instead of digging into html every time you need to add, update, remove any of the links and/or categories.... |
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| Account Suspended | I have found the php book for dummies and other similar, step by step, books to be very helpful. The books are around $30 but you will learn from the most simple to advanced in weeks. Also, it is a quick reference if you ever need it in the future. Hope this helps, |
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| NamePros Regular | i cant recommend sitepoint php books highly enough. They're absolute top notch. you can even download a few chapters and learn from them ... and if you like what you see, you can then make a purchase via paypal... http://www.sitepoint.com/books/ |
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I'm not sure what the question is, but the PHP technique you're asking about is basic PHP. You can serve as much different content you want from a single PHP file. For example, an index.php: PHP Code: Hope this helps, but if not, please re-ask your question. RJ | |
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| NamePros Regular | Look for a bookstore called "Foozles" (link below) as they sell remanded books and I picked up a bunch of books for like $5-10 each with $50+ list prices. Everything from ASP to Visual Basic and then some. http://www.book-warehouse.com/ |
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