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[quote name="harriko" post="21227" timestamp="1110225818"] this is really good for me as iam learning php at the momeent in my spare time. you cannot get any simplar than this in a php tutorial, its so simple it could even qualify for to be in the "dummies book of..." so if anyone is learning php straight from the begining its good to look here. so keep it up the tutorials krage! im probably looking foward for your future tutorial posts on here.[/quote] [quote name="harriko" post="21227" timestamp="1110225818"] this is really good for me as iam learning php at the momeent in my spare time. you cannot get any simplar than this in a php tutorial, its so simple it could even qualify for to be in the "dummies book of..." so if anyone is learning php straight from the begining its good to look here. so keep it up the tutorials krage! im probably looking foward for your future tutorial posts on here.[/quote]

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Custergrant

Posted 10 July 2007 - 05:34 PM

Hey, great tutorial! I'm attempting to convert a forum game into a PHP game, and thanks to this guide, I'm not quite as scared about it as I was!

zemon1

Posted 27 June 2007 - 04:09 AM

im learning php mysql and javascript and that was quite helpful for the php portion, kinda seems a little easier than java...

optiplex

Posted 04 May 2007 - 09:38 PM

This is really good for people like me , thanks

juancarlosvergar

Posted 29 March 2007 - 06:24 PM

Great curse for PHP. I try to apply for my web. I will tell you my avances.

Houdini

Posted 04 February 2007 - 11:29 PM

I am starting to learn php using the 5.04 version. I have done the exercises that you gave us and I have noticed that the command "return" does not work, but the <br> does. Has anything been done about this in the last version?

Thank rkage for the valuable help you are bringing to the beginners.

Actually the \r\n are (return and newline) and can only be seen in the pages source not in your browsr for example write this simple code and then run it in your browser.

<?php
echo "This is a test line of characters that is very very long\n but with the addition of the newline character it will\n be viewed by viewing the page source and you will see that this long single line show up as 3 lines.";
?>

TeamEFX

Posted 04 February 2007 - 04:28 PM

As a newbie to pHp, ( i learned .net) this is great. It was pretty helpful for me because i didn't know how the code was layed out and how to include it like this. Thanks for the tips and help.

eFX

sirdope

Posted 27 January 2006 - 03:27 PM

this was pretty helpful as i myself im learning php at the moment, hope to see more in the future. thanks

kook

Posted 31 December 2005 - 03:09 AM

sorry plz delete upper post caz i post error(my comp's has problem with javascript)

You can use

<?
............
?>

<?php
...........
?>

<script language="php">
............
</script>

use echo "............."; when you need type html
use //........ or /*........ or #............. to comments
can use insert in html e.g.

<html>
<head><title>....</title></head>
<body>
<?
echo "..........";
?>
</body>
</html>

or inset html in php e.g.

<?php
<html>
<body>
..............
</body>
</html>
?>

$.......... is variable form:

$variable's name="value";

<?php
$a="123";
echo "$a";

it'll show 123
symbol

+ -- add e.g. 10+2 = 12
- -- minus e.g. 10-2 = 8
* -- mutiply e.g. 10*2 = 20
/ -- device e.g. 10/2 = 8 
< -- less than e.g. $1<10 =variable $1 has value less than 10
> -- more than e.g. $1>10 =variable $1 has value more than 10
>= -- more than or equal e.g. $1>=10 =variable $1 has value more than 10 or
=10
<= -- less than or equal e.g. $1>=10 =variable $1 has value less than 10 or =10
!= -- don't equal e.g. $1!=10 =variable $1 has value don't equal 10
== -- equal e.g. $1==10 =variable $1 's value is 10
or -- or
! -- not
and -- and

increase value

<?php
while ($1=10;$1<15;$1++)
{
echo "$1 &nbsp;";
}
?>

it'll show 10 11 12 13 14

if
Form:

if (function or variable){
.......echo "....";
}else{
.......echo ".....";
}

e.g.

if (mysql_db_query($dbname,$sql)){
echo "yes";
}else{
echo "no";
}

result:if it do function(mysql_db_query($dbname,$sql))complete it'll show "yes",if it do function(mysql_db_query($dbname,$sql))don't complete it'll show "no"

next row: \n e.g.

<?
echo "hh"; \n
?>

mysql
you can use phpMyAdmin to handle mysql easier
to connect sql by use code
form:

<?php
$host="hostname";
$user="username";
$pass="password";
mysql_connect($host,$user,$pass) or die("Can't connect to mysql");
?>

to create db(database)

<?php
$host="hostname";
$user="username";
$pass="password";
mysql_connect($host,$user,$pass) or die("Can't connect to mysql");
$dbname="dbname";
mysql_create_db($dbname);
?>

this's a past of php i'll post about other later.

i do not really know php, but just from the codings i see, i figured out the above!
i have to look forward to more coding details.. however these are very helpful!
well, these were just for displaying text, so are you coming more with the commands and more complex codings ?
i will be waiting for them...

Houdini

Posted 03 December 2005 - 05:44 PM

I am starting to learn php using the 5.04 version. I have done the exercises that you gave us and I have noticed that the command "return" does not work, but the <br> does. Has anything been done about this in the last version?

Thank rkage for the valuable help you are bringing to the beginners.

try

\n\r

Windows and Unix respond differently, it is not your version but perhaps your platform.
Just another thingy that you might want to try with your code try and let me know if not correct!

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