> I use MySQL and Database Designer 4 (DBD4). DBD4 is excellent and allows you > to >create a DB with a GUI. It will also import the DB into the GUI from the > DB. For >example, if you have a DB already and you want to modify it, see how > it's laid out, etc, >you can import it into DBD4. You can also write queries > with it, and it supports plugins. >One useful plugin is the PHP web plugin > that will create a web front-end in PHP for >your database.
I'm working on a database program, it's done with MySQL, PHP and Apache. It's basically to keep track of items pertaining to crafts. Needles, yarn, thread etc., I'm learning PHP as I go, but a lot of people who run Windows don't know much about installing Apache, PHP libs and MySQL. I've been reading a little about GTK PHP to create an actual program rather than web scripts. Does anyone have any ideas? I'd like it to run in at least Windows and Linux, and be a self-sufficient program (not needing a lot of extra software/libraries). My programming experience leaves a lot to be desired, I mostly work with PHP, Bash scripts, very little C (I can do a little more than "Hello World") and some Pascal (BBS Days Doors, Utilities etc.,). I don't want to spend years learning a new language, basically, I'm trying to easily port what I have (most of the site is done) to a non-web based app. -Judy -- Gossamer Axe [EMAIL PROTECTED] -- [email protected] http://www.kernel-panic.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/kplug-lpsg
