> Judging from your questions, it's time for you to get intimate with a good > PHP tutorial. _Programming PHP_ is a good start, but Ryan Bird's tutorial > (mentioned in a previous post) is a great, free resource. The PHP folks > have one on php.net also that is excellent:
I just want to say that I've used Ryan's PHP tutorial and I found it very helpful. Shout out to Ryan! I think you'll find the tutorial, and a goofy picture of him, here: http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/ The tutorial is complete with over thirty (30!) functional PHP demos, like http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/examples/guess-game/guess.php each with highlighted source code, http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/examples/guess-game/guess.phps The supplemental material contains nearly a fifty researched links, e.g. http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/supplementary.php?lesson=3 You'll also find homework assignments for each chapter: http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/assignmentTable.php and chapter quizzes: http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/quizTable.php The source for the tutorial itself, (obviously built in PHP), is found here: http://www.bothrops.com/training/php/section.php?lesson=6§ion=6#train cheers, -- rb ____________________ BYU Unix Users Group http://uug.byu.edu/ ___________________________________________________________________ List Info: http://phantom.byu.edu/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/uug-list
