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john88
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1 Feb 2008 à 04:10
peisenmann Posts 6 Registration date Saturday 21 March 2009 Status Member Last seen 21 March 2009 - 21 Mar 2009 à 19:58
peisenmann Posts 6 Registration date Saturday 21 March 2009 Status Member Last seen 21 March 2009 - 21 Mar 2009 à 19:58
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Htmlgirl
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22 Feb 2008 à 05:48
22 Feb 2008 à 05:48
you can't post data from html to html, you need a programming language to achieve this and you can easily achieve this with php, there's a lot of precoded script like this on the net. What you need is a CMS (content management system). A script that allows users to enter theiir messages, comments or whatsoever via a form.
here's a brief overview of how this works:
A user enter his message via a form, when he hit submit, php insert the data to your mysql database, and again, you need to type a block of code to retrieve the data from your database and display it on a page. The page should be in php also. Hope that make sense. I know it's looks hard but trust me, it easy enough. if you need help, i'm here :D
here's a brief overview of how this works:
A user enter his message via a form, when he hit submit, php insert the data to your mysql database, and again, you need to type a block of code to retrieve the data from your database and display it on a page. The page should be in php also. Hope that make sense. I know it's looks hard but trust me, it easy enough. if you need help, i'm here :D
Hello john88,
I think you don't need to use MySQL or so, but then you must know how to handle files with PHP.
I advice you to learn more about these web programming languages. It's not a long way from here.
Otherwise and according to your needs, you could try some web-based applications like MediaWiki.
I think you don't need to use MySQL or so, but then you must know how to handle files with PHP.
I advice you to learn more about these web programming languages. It's not a long way from here.
Otherwise and according to your needs, you could try some web-based applications like MediaWiki.
Sivachandran
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14 Mar 2009 à 08:20
14 Mar 2009 à 08:20
Thanks you
peisenmann
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21 Mar 2009 à 19:58
This isn't an incredibly hard problem to solve in PHP, and it works even better with MySQL, but given what I'm guessing is your level of experience programming, I'd sooner install something like MediaWiki or Drupal.
Here's a list of others you can install for similar effect.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_content_management_systems#PHP_2
Here's a list of others you can install for similar effect.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_content_management_systems#PHP_2
