PHP Re-design

[X02]

Hey, I'm workingon a site re-design, and I really want to switch to php for 2 reasons:
1: Same template for everything
2: News Updater

If anyone is willing to help, that would be great

[Greeley]

At 2/19/06 09:52 PM, X02 wrote: Hey, I'm workingon a site re-design, and I really want to switch to php for 2 reasons:
1: Same template for everything
2: News Updater

If anyone is willing to help, that would be great

I wouldn't say you're going to be switching to PHP. You're more so tying it in with html to make your html pages dynamic.

[DFox]

Just learn PHP: http://newgrounds.co..372890&page=9999

[Greeley]

Oh... and I forgot to mention. You're server you're being hosted on must have PHP on it. You're using a .tk domain name and that leaves me no choice but to assume that you're using freewebs. They don't support php and most hosting that does, needs to be payed for!

[X02]

no, i'm NOT using freewebs
i'm running off of roxr.com and they do have php support

[WoogieNoogie]

Well, if you're wanting the same template for everything, that's a CSS thing. If you want the same header on every page, that's a very simple include() function. As for the news thing...check out PHP: Main, the thread that GamesCool gave you. There are some tutorials there that can help you out, such as mine...yknow, no self advertising or anything...called Creating a Blog.

It'd be alot better for your site if you learned the PHP yourself, because then you could maintain it alot easier.

[Greeley]

At 2/19/06 11:23 PM, WoogieNoogie wrote: Well, if you're wanting the same template for everything, that's a CSS thing.

Not necessarily.. It's possible to use PHP to allow for there to be the same template on every page.

[WoogieNoogie]

At 2/20/06 12:34 AM, Greeley wrote:

At 2/19/06 11:23 PM, WoogieNoogie wrote: Well, if you're wanting the same template for everything, that's a CSS thing.

Not necessarily.. It's possible to use PHP to allow for there to be the same template on every page.

Yeah...but I figured that's what he was meaning. He seemed a bit on the new side of web programming.