SAMI
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| Posted: 10/08/2008, 12:25 PM |
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Hi
What the difference between php and CodeCharge Studio
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DonP
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| Posted: 10/08/2008, 1:10 PM |
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PHP is a programming language while CodeCharge Studio is an IDE that
generates PHP, Perl, VBScript. C++, Java and others.
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SAMI
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| Posted: 10/09/2008, 7:21 AM |
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Hi Don
when I need to create database website, What are the requirements needed for learning.
please I need your help.
Thank you.
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jjrjr1
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| Posted: 10/10/2008, 8:42 AM |
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Hi
This is one heck of a question....
Code Charge studio, as Donp said, is an IDE or framework for developing database enabled web applications in several languages PHP is just one of them.
The idea is the development process is basically the same regardless of the language you are using.
In designing pages in CCS it is a GUI that is practically WYSIWYG. After you open a new page you simply add the components you need on the page from the builders or tools menu.
OF course you have to configure your project to use your database and tables as required.
To describe all the steps would take a volume here. You can open some of the sample projects that come with CCS to see what is the basic sturcture etc.
You also can just dig in and start with a page and run a couple of the builders ie. record, grid, record & Grid. Doing this will give you an idea what is needed to start using a database and building a page that uses them.
The on-line help is not great but adequate.
Don't really know how else to describe what the first step is besides that.
Have fun.
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Stanj
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| Posted: 10/10/2008, 4:10 PM |
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To add to the excellent summery above, you will need a local web server and database to develop your web site on before loading the completed project to your public web server.
If you are using PHP, a good choice, the easiest way to add a PHP interpreter and MySQL database is to download XAMPP http://www.apachefriends.org/en/xampp-windows.html
Running the set up file installs and configures all you need to host a database drive web site right on your own computer. This makes working with CodeCharge Studio fast and easy. CodeCharge Studio can upload the finished web site to your real remote web server.
good luck
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