MySQL, PHP and Apache Webserver
Mar 9, 12:28 PM By Eoghan O'Brien.Introduction
In order to set up an Apache Webserver running MySQL and PHP you’ll need to download the packages from they’re respective websites.
Apache is an open source web server which is completely free to download and use. At the time of writing this Apache 2.2.0 was the best version available.
PHP is completely free to download and use. When you reach the download page, look for the latest stable version ( v5.1.2 at time of writing) and download it.
MySQL is a very powerful open-source relational database, again completely free to download and use.
In order to download MySQL you must first register as a user on the site, you will then be given access to the downloads page.
Apache, MySQL and PHP can be installed in any order you like however in this tutorial I’m goin to start with PHP, then MySQL and finally Apache.
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Feb 3, 01:23 AM By Eoghan O'Brien.Hi there, So you wanna build a rating system for your site but you just cant figure out how! Well, you definitely need a basic background in php and mysql but thats about all because I’m gonna show you how to do this with absolute ease.
OK, so what do I need, well…
- Access to PHPMyAdmin
- A php/html editor
- Something to drink
If you have all these, then we’re ready to go, the way this is gonna work is i’m gonna make a rating system for rating the quality of an article. I’ll give you the code then I’ll explain each section.
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