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Learning PHP Code
Topic Started: Jan 29 2005, 06:07 PM (438 Views)
Hive Jan 29 2005, 06:07 PM Post #1
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 Does anyone know of any websites where I can learn PHP code?

On another note, how do I make PHP files (E.G: I make a file, then save it as filename.php)?
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Ben Jan 29 2005, 06:15 PM Post #2
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 PHP Freaks has a number of excellent tutorials to help you.

I also find Practical PHP Programming to be an excellent resource, whether you are just learning or you need to look something up.

Typically you write PHP using a text editor like Notepad (although you might want to download a text editor with more features from the Internet, there's lots of choices). In Notepad, when you save the file just put " quotes " around the name, or choose "All Files" from the Save as type menu.
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Zach Jan 29 2005, 06:17 PM Post #3
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 to find some good info, check out w3schools.org

and to save it, if you are using notepad, save it as (nam).php, and for file type, instead of .txt, select all files from the drop down box.

EDIT: I seemed to of typed it out too slow... >_<
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