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ShakerMaker
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Posted on: Feb. 06 2002,06:48 |
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Ok, I'm about to try and learn PHP. Forgive me if this is wrong, from what I have read, do you need a special compiler for it like java? Like a program called bison? I'm confused!
Thanks for any help.
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Cheetah86
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Posted on: Feb. 06 2002,18:16 |
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PHP is a dynamic webpage language like asp. While you can run it as a script, its main function is for dynamic webpages. (Its best purpose is for dynamic webpages based on databases.) First you need a webserver, like apache or IIS. Then, you need to install PHP. Then, look at the docs. Enjoy!
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ShakerMaker
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Posted on: Feb. 07 2002,07:58 |
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Thanks heaps!
Few more quick things. Ok. So do most servers have PHP support? If they do, does that mean that I still have to upload those files?
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Cheetah86
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Posted on: Feb. 08 2002,17:27 |
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No, you need to install php on whatever server you want. It has support for most webservers, like apache and IIs, so you shouldn't worry about compatibility problems. (It also includes a generic api too if you have a lesser known server.) The only problem would lie in if you don't have privledges to install it on the server you are using. Downloads here.
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liquid metal
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Posted on: Feb. 08 2002,20:41 |
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Note: those files for installation are only if you're running your own server.
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ShakerMaker
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Posted on: Feb. 10 2002,04:12 |
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Thanks heaps!
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