very good, but I still cannot understand, I wish to learn more and teach me please, tks
if you dont' understand then how can you say that it's very good ?
usually you find all this articles in books.
Hi,
Good Article ! I'd like to implement this in my website.
However, my website is currently a bunch of .html textfiles with SSI, and some php & perl scripts (integrated some webapps).
IE: I don't have a SQL back-end for the pages.
Would it be possible to memorize the URL of the page instead of the article/section ?
What are your thoughts ?
very good, I mean the websiteS designed with php seems alive and the users can interactive/communicate with each other, the pages are more friendly and more human, the users can put their ideas and thought immediately on the same page after they read the pages like this page you sent to.
I used design some pages for somebody, but those pages do not alive, users can communicate with the webmater through filling the predesigned form or by email. But, through the php, the webmaster can monitor how people react on your content and design, you can see what the users are doing, many other things.
I don't understand means I don't know to use PHP to design a website liker your, alive. I don't know to use PHP design my pages. Here, in Malaysia, it is hard to find a place to learn PHP.
by the way, my system is win95/98
I use frontpage98 and Netobjects fusion 4.0 to design my pages, and those pages are mostly for NGOs, volunteer basis.
so I am very happy to see those pages designed by using PHP are good, in the same time I don't know how to use PHP design my pages, can you teach me? TQS
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mr ma is a stupid idoit.
Where do you plan to store the comments?
http://yelvington.com/annotate.php3
This is soo kewl..
very simple/clear to understand, straight to the point and it targets the things you are likely to have problems with.. this is easy to integrate with my current page with just a few/mimor changes...
thankx! Vikram Vaswani
keep them comming..
Ok. I think that this is really nice & well explained. However, what might be better is to use a MYSQL database to update the html articles themselves, and provide certain users the ability to write articles from a browser themselves. Does anyone have any ideas how to implement this? The only problem that I forsee is the article number and id that is used to define each article.
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I tried to walk through this tutorial today, and when I clicked to go to the next page, I received a page unavailable error. Just to give you a heads up.
PKnull
The ideal solution of course is to provide
an ID Server that would provide the next
available Article ID.
In the simplest case you could write a
C++ program that uses a mutex to avoid contention and that kept the latest ID
stored in a file.
The ID Server could be implemented as a
simple command that is invoked locally
on the web server. This is the low end
solution.
If you have a large scale system it should
be implemented as a client/server app.
This could be done quite simply in C++
using sockets. If you decide that you
want to implement more complex services
than just an ID Server then Corba may
be more suitable than using sockets.
Of course you'll still be faced with
scalabilty issues as it gets dfficult to
run more than a single server for a given
ID space. You could have one ID Server
for each Category from the example provided.
Beyond that you would best be served by
a DB Application Service such as Oracle
Parrallel Server.
hey just thought you might want know that your PHPBuilder link is WWWW.phpbuilder.com
Later
Aron B
Why don't you just use a table that generates the unique id, and lock the table prior to the transaction?
Lock tabe
get next id
perform whatever needs to be performed
Unlock table
I agree
How to create a forum something like this? Any source code I can review in order to create a forum like this? I love this forum.
This is absolutely a good idea that let the user also post their comment on certain articles, this is what lack of in most websites.
I'll be discussing this in an upcoming piece which discusses how to put together a content management system which allows users to post actual content/articles to a site - not just comments.
Keep an eye out for that one :)
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One improvement would be to anti-spam the email addresses being shown. Otherwise the site becomes (yet) another target for mail harvesting bots.