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Can it be done like this...... |
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Apr 20th 2001 | #2051 Report |
Member since: Mar 24th 2001 Posts: 3734 |
Hey Alpha, no offense, but that was already said, and besides......... Did you happen to look at when the last post was made before yours??.... almost a month..........yes....a month. |
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Apr 21st 2001 | #2058 Report |
Member since: Mar 27th 2001 Posts: 2237 |
rather than go thru ALL that PHP,MySQL,and all that stuff....Myself I'd just make like I did here http://home.hiwaay.net/~cbutts/oddstuff/2ndtry/first_gui.html that is a bunch of layers made in Dreamweaver that change as you roll over the buttons, taking away the need to have to reload multiple pages OR use frames. While CGI, PHP, and all that stuff is really handy, I just dont see having to go that far to do what he's wanting done. |
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Apr 23rd 2001 | #2196 Report |
Member since: Apr 23rd 2001 Posts: 3 |
There is a way that lets you make the whole document lets say index.php and use that as the template. The instead of the content or there the content would be you insert a php code that makes sites be included like this: index.php?go=about if only index.php is called you will get the main page. I'm kinda in a hurry but if you need the code reply. ;)
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May 3rd 2001 | #2837 Report |
Member since: May 1st 2001 Posts: 8 |
Use PHP, just echo $id; and have page.php?id= RTFM! |
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May 3rd 2001 | #2840 Report |
Member since: Mar 18th 2001 Posts: 1690 |
err . 1) i have read the php manual. And it doesnt teach you how to use it. It tells you the basics of programming, things that you could get in any programming class like what variables, constants and other things are. It does not explain to you how to use the language. 2) why do people always suggest someone read the manual? What if he already read the manual and understood it? Refer to point 1. |
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May 3rd 2001 | #2853 Report |
Member since: May 1st 2001 Posts: 8 |
Hmm. I must admit it didn't help me very much either. If you have used some programming language before, it shouldn't take long to catch onto. Start by looking at little snippets, just play around. Maybe use something like this to start off with: $uptime = exec("uptime"); $uname = exec("uname -mrs"); echo "$uptime\n \n$uname"; ?> Execute shell commands and prints the output. You might find cat handy with PHP seeing as you are familiar with linux. Iv'e done VB and ASP, Perl and Delphi and I've found that PHP was actually the language that I caught onto the fastest. Give it a try. Mail me if you need any help with PHP. |
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May 3rd 2001 | #2854 Report |
Member since: May 1st 2001 Posts: 8 |
oops, silly HTML *G* slipped my mind. Goes like this: <? $uptime = exec("uptime"); $uname = exec("uname -mrs"); echo "$uptime\n<br>\n$uname"; ?> |
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