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i'm new in this field.my lecturer want me to made up some project.i want to made an academic portal that have a forum inside that.how can i made it by use html,php or what?please help me?
If you want to get something off the ground quickly, there are some great, free, open-source forum scripts that you can download and install on your own server pretty quickly.
In particular I'd recommend one of two:
I personally like phpBB better, but I've seen SMF come out well also.
If you're determined to create your own, I'd suggest reading Practical PHP Programming. It's a great free book to use to learn php, and there's an entire section (Chapter 21, Section 3) devoted to creating a message board script.
Good luck,
- Walkere
hi zuniza,
hmm interesting project, you must work hard to make all.
i agree with Walkere to this recommended
hmm interesting project, you must work hard to make all.
i agree with Walkere to this recommended
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In particular I'd recommend one of two:
* phpBB
* Simple Machines Forum
Never tried = Never Know
So, Please do something before post your thread.
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So, Please do something before post your thread.
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You can take a google help. you search free download site and check to how to designa froum website. you also got html code through internet. This will really help you, use mostly internet.
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Hey,
well, if I were you, I would deffintly look into using PHP to create a forum. Although HTML coding is much easier, it would probally be a lot more difficult in this situation.
If you google search this, you will find PHP sites, which let you create a forum with ease, although all you will have to do is add a title, customize it, and add to a basic structer, but it will be a lot easier.
I hope you found this useful
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well, if I were you, I would deffintly look into using PHP to create a forum. Although HTML coding is much easier, it would probally be a lot more difficult in this situation.
If you google search this, you will find PHP sites, which let you create a forum with ease, although all you will have to do is add a title, customize it, and add to a basic structer, but it will be a lot easier.
I hope you found this useful

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I would deffintly look into using PHP to create a forum. Although HTML coding is much easier, it would probally be a lot more difficult in this situation.
HTML (along with CSS) is just a way to mark-up and present information. It helps you organize content on a website.
In order to have a dynamic content-driven site (like a forum), you need to have a backend script that takes user input, processes the input, places it in a storage point (like a database), and then retrieves it from the storage when someone makes the proper request.
While PHP is probably the most popular scripting language today (and a good one to look for free forum scripts), there are alternative languages you could use. It would be possible to make a forum backend with both Perl and Python to name a couple.
- Walkere
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