Re: PHP Tutorial Including MySQL?

On Oct 29, 6:16*am, Coffee's For Closers <Usenet2...@THE-DOMAIN-
IN.SIG> wrote:

What Is Your Region--> What Is Your City--> What Do You Want

Also offered would be a text box where visitors could type,
"metropolis city plumber" and get the relevant listings.

I would also be interested in ideas about organising this with
static pages, in a directory structure. *Including directory-
building scripts - preferably free. *This could be set up for a
short time while learning the more technical search/DB details.

You could also think about to implement XML.
Something like

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<Process>
<Company>In&Out</Company>
<Adress>8 Huge Way</Adress>
<Area>Woodstock</area>
<Metropoli>Chicago</metropolis>
<Service>
<Plumper>YES</Plumper>
<Electrician>NO</Electrician>
</Service>
</Process>

You can use SAX (Simple API for XML) and AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript
and XML -> background thread at same time client client interaction)
and the Microsoft SQL Server along with XML.
But 'static' are also '.csv' file types. (comma seperated values).
Depends.
It is possible to generate your files out of simple spreadsheets (MS
Excel) or databases (MS Access).

On Sun, 1 Nov 2009 14:00:32 -0800 (PST), Jan C. Faerber wrote:

On Oct 29, 6:16*am, Coffee's For Closers <Usenet2...@THE-DOMAIN-
IN.SIG> wrote:

What Is Your Region--> What Is Your City--> What Do You Want

Also offered would be a text box where visitors could type,
"metropolis city plumber" and get the relevant listings.

I would also be interested in ideas about organising this with
static pages, in a directory structure. *Including directory-
building scripts - preferably free. *This could be set up for a
short time while learning the more technical search/DB details.

You could also think about to implement XML.
Something like

?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?
Process
Company>In&Out</Company
Adress>8 Huge Way</Adress
Area>Woodstock</area
Metropoli>Chicago</metropolis
Service
Plumper>YES</Plumper
Electrician>NO</Electrician
/Service
/Process

You can use SAX (Simple API for XML) and AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript
and XML -> background thread at same time client client interaction)
and the Microsoft SQL Server along with XML.
But 'static' are also '.csv' file types. (comma seperated values).
Depends.
It is possible to generate your files out of simple spreadsheets (MS
Excel) or databases (MS Access).

what's a plumper?

On Nov 1, 11:16*pm, richard <mem... (AT) newsguy (DOT) com> wrote:

Process
or better something like <worker
*
* * <Plumper>YES</Plumper
Plumber

what's a plumper?

a plumber - a drain cleaner