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Assuming I am right about what your asking, a simple registration form will be very easy to do, especially if you can make the search form work
1. Simply setup a form, and post it to your php script.
2. Get the data ($HTTP_POST_VARS), do any validations on it you need, and use the INSERT command for mySQL (instead of the SELECT command you are using for your search form).
If I have assumed your problem is much simpler than it really is, I apologize, but from what you wrote, this should be a very simple project for you.
-Jared
jdeschn | Fri, 16 Nov 2007 01:51:00 GMT |
Well, I guess it's kind of silly to pretend like I know what I'm doing with this since I've never worked with php before. My last server only ran asp scripts so it took me a while to figure that out. Can php scripts be added into html pages and run or do the pages all need to be .php pages? I have the site all running except for the database stuff. I just started studying php, but this needs to be done quickly. I could pay someone to walk me through this (I would rather learn than get a free ride). What do you suggest? Your input is greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Dean
jdzines | Fri, 16 Nov 2007 01:52:00 GMT |