Matt:
MySQL and PHP are both 'server-side' components, so there is no need to
instal them locally (unless, of course, you want to do your development and
testing off-line).
If you are doing any significant level of PHP work, I would suggest
installing a local version of both MySQL and PHP. I have local versions
installed on both WinNT and Linux machines on the network ... everything
gets tested on both platforms before it goes live.
Gerald Jensen
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From: "Matt Gaskin" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 07, 2001 7:51 AM
Subject: MySql and PHP
> Hi All
>
> Currently I have rented space on a Web Server that has MySql installed and
> PHP, They have created a database directory for myself. Do I need to
install
> Mysql and PHP locally to take advantage of this. If so where do I start. I
> have had no experience of the above two products, although I have written
a
> number of websites in HTML and a number of access databases. We have just
> started to get a number of enquiries for databases online and would like
to
> develope in this area.
>
> Thanks
> M
>
>
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