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Who Know's PHP/MySQL Here?

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Hey I was just wondering who knows PHP/MySQL here? I started learning it and was wondering who else knew it that I could possible PM or IM if I ever had a question or a problem?
 
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I do and quite a few others do. There are a ton of intelligent programmers here. Hell, if you need help, PM SecondVersion. He loves to help people. :)
 
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Next time, could you post a thread asking the actual question, rather than just a thread like this.

The thrill of answering a question, was eventually a put down when I realised there was no code. :(

:tu:

Dan
 
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Yeah like Dan says, when you have a question just make a quick topic here. A number of us have pretty good knowledge of various languages including PHP/MySQL so you can be assured of an answer fairly quickly and often a number of different solutions by doing so. :)
 
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I also know PHP and MySQL to a decent level (ie. know how to avoid MySQL injections and how to find my way around the PHP documentation, also object oriented PHP). I'm not much online these days but you could IM me.

I guess it would be better to just post your questions here on the forums since the answers would help others too.

Bye !
 
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i do and i do it for a living, so i got to be good at it! Need a project done PM me!!

Thanks and all the best!!
 
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