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Originally Posted by Salvatos
CMS are evil   |
Forgive my ignorance - what does CMS stand for?
Code Managers? Computer Must Shutdown????
If Dreamweaver is a CMS, I like it - BUT - it does require some basic understanding of php and don't rely on it.
For beginners of php I would suggest the following:
Understand the working environment of php (i.e. MySQL back end database and php front end interface.
Get to grips with some simple sql queries (insert, update, delete)
Understand Recordsets
Tryout simple variable management. ($_POST, $_GET, $_SESSION)
Practice output with "echo".
Then the fun can begin!
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