Robert Uzzi wrote:
I am trying to teach my self php/mysql/html programming.
I have done native static html web sites before.
Running FreeBSD 6.0 with apache13, php, and mysql all installed and
working.
Have read a few php books and searched the web for code snippets.
Have been on some of the
I am trying to teach my self php/mysql/html programming.
I have done native static html web sites before.
Running FreeBSD 6.0 with apache13, php, and mysql all installed and
working.
Have read a few php books and searched the web for code snippets.
Have been on some of the php forum sites, but
I am trying to teach my self php/mysql/html programming.
I have done native static html web sites before.
Running FreeBSD 6.0 with apache13, php, and mysql all installed and
working.
Have read a few php books and searched the web for code snippets.
Have been on some of the php forum sites,
Hi,
While the idea of a mentor is quite widespread amongst people who
wish to learn a new field within IT, I find it that not many people
who want one get one.
I can, though, suggest that you in no circumstance save user passwords
in plaintext. I could find that file on a live server and retrieve
