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| NamePros Regular | Guestbook would most likely be database I would think? Anyone else agree? I would almost guarentee that html files directly would not be smart but database versus file I'm not sure with perl?
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| Senior Member | yes using a database is the best way in my opinion however on the internet it is ussually mySQL databases not access. It would be a hell of a headache trying to store it as html as your script would have to rewrite the code everytime. Flat file is possibility and is ussually used if there is no access to a database
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| Senior Member | PHP with mysql would be best for this
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Perl is harder to install actually, you have to worry about chmoding and such, and a novice web developer cant deal with that, they can deal with php. | |
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