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help in php and mysql

Jun 2nd, 2007

yes, i know mysqls query language, but what i need to know is how to connect mysql database with php. i am designing a dynamic website using macromedia dreamweaver 8, mysql and php. how can i go about configuration in order to connect successfully?

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Re: help in php and mysql

Jun 2nd, 2007

Have you tried wamp?

I also liked this as well...

http://www.freewebmasterhelp.com/tutorials/phpmysql

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Re: help in php and mysql

Jun 4th, 2007

Visit php.net and search for "mysql" to see just about everything you'll want to know. There's scores of functions for connectivity.

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