"Jeff Lee" <jeffreydavidlee@hotmail.com> writes:
> I figured out about the tag closing on the first line but it doesnt work for
> the last line. When I put the tag there it shows up in the site. I got it
> working the way I want. Thank you all for your help. Now next what I need to
> learn how to do is make that includes.inc file into a add/remove page so
> that the client can add/remove his own products when he wants to.
having the webserver write to files can be tricky to do from a security
standpoint. At this point, I'm going to recommend you get a good book
on php programming and take a visit to the php web site as well.
mysql and php programming from addison wesley is quite good.
php interfaces with a lot of different kinds of databases which is
a good way to do a dynamic site. mysql is a very popular choice.
Another possibilty is sqlite interfacing with php. http://sqlite.org
and http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.sqlite.php have the goods.
There's nothing stopping you from using multiple "include" statements
to pull from multiple files.
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