got DB want to build a site upon it

Discussion in 'MySQL' started by yooozy, Nov 3, 2007.

  1. #1
    how can I use my newly bought database(sql) to build a website ?


    please step by step
     
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    ForgottenCreature Notable Member

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    Do you know how to implement mysql databases?
     
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  3. yooozy

    yooozy Well-Known Member

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    no ...actually that's my question
     
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    live-cms_com Notable Member

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    Whoah...you shouldn't buy things that you don't know how to use. ;) There's too many steps to explain here, it is best done with knowledge of PHP and MySQL but I guess you don't have that or you wouldn't have made this thread.
     
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    yooozy Well-Known Member

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    I got good knowledge on php but poor on on sql just know how to log in , create databases, tabes ... basics

    but this one its..:eek::confused:
     
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    #6
    Well PHP knowledge can get you started. You need to look at the mysql functions at the PHP Manual online.

    Log into your web hosting and access your PHPMyAdmin.
    Import the database you bought.
    Use PHP to output the tables as HTML.
     
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    yooozy Well-Known Member

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    aaah got it know i should use php myadmin to export that database as html pages then use the content ........ am I right ?
     
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    No, PHPMyAdmin is a GUI for you to import the database and look at it. PHP should be used to generate the HTML.

    With PHP you use the mysql functions to perform an SQL query such as SELECT * FROM `Table` then you look through the results echoing each row as html.
     
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  10. yooozy

    yooozy Well-Known Member

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    i'm so sorry I've been trying to find some detailed tutrial or some info on what you gave but didn't find nothing

    sorry but still need help
     
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    it would be hard if you don't know any mysql (and php as well). So try learning them first.
     
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    I would love to be constructive here, but asking this type of question is like someone asking to learn how to fly a plane on a forum. It's just not that simple. To stay within the computing arena, it's almost like saying, how do I use Photoshop? If you want to learn how to use SQL, I suggest one of many books. Look them up on Amazon.
     
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    Hi yooozy,

    Checking out the links to the info others have listed here is a good idea.

    You might also ask the person you bought the database from if they happen to have a script you could use to build a website with it.
     
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    Someone here can build you a cheap web site with the functions you want, from there you can work on the design.
     
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    How much PHP do you really know?

    MYSQL & PHP kind of go hand in hand for website building...any good PHP book will cover the basics of database integration...
     
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    thank you all for trying to help

    I think i should take sometime to expand my php and mysql knowledge

    but currently i have no time so i might hire someone to do it for me as Login suggested
     
    yooozy, Nov 4, 2007 IP