Chris,
You don't say which database package you're using so perhaps it is the
underlying design logic you're after rather than specific code.
One book I've seen recommended in a number of places is by Michael
Hernandez (I think it's called 'Database Design for Mere Mortals'). I've
had a look at this myself and it's written in a clear manner.
The thing to consider is what sort of relationship there is, if any,
between things such as the bands and links. The way in which you want to
access the data to pull into your PHP application will need to be
considered when looking at the table design.
Hope this helps,
Michael Egan
Chris Cocuzzo wrote:
>
> hey-
>
> I have a few pages on my website which need to be divided up into different
> columns and rows based on a category in a table. for example, on a links
> page, I have three different columns, one for bands, one for sites, and one
> for other things. I'm storing those things in the table with a category
> field, so that when I output the data, it goes to the right place. However
> I'm a little unsure of the actual code to do this...
>
> can someone lend me an example or give me some ideas?
>
> thanks
> chris
>
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