A good example of setting up a web site in php is
"_PHP fast&easy web development_" by Julie C Meloni
http://www.thickbook.com/index.html
It uses MySQL but can easily be adapted for postgresql
(I did it as my first php project).
Tom Hodges
On 9 Jun 2002 at 15:38, mike wrote:
> You do nothing special in the PHP page. It loads where you instructed the
> browser to load it. The only thing you need to specify in the html you send to
> the browser is the 'target' for future pages. If you want to learn more about
> frames, search google and you will find tons of reference sites.
>
> Michael J. Upchurch
> Partner2Partner Communications mike@partner2partner.com 615.286.2199
>
> mmcgillick writes:
>
> > Good Morning:
> >
> >
> >
> > I've set up a PostgreSQL database on my Red Hat Linux 7.3 box. I'm
> > trying to figure out how to put together a web page to administer
> > records in the database. I'd like my web site to behave in the manner of
> > a software application where the page itself is updated when I submit
> > changes, and I don't have to go to a new page to see the change, and
> > then click to get back to the main page.
> >
> >
> >
> > From my experience with HTML, I understand I can use frames and a
> > target=<frame name> to make an html page appear in a particular frame.
> > From reading through PHP, in order to get it to work, you usually make
> > the .php page the target, and this leaves me in the strange position
> > that I can't direct where the output of the page should go.
> >
> >
> >
> > I'm curious if someone has implemented this type of layout, or if any
> > has some pointers on where I might be able to do some further reading.
> > Any pointers to examples would also be really appreciated.
> >
> >
> >
> > Thanks for your time.
> >
> >
> >
> > - Michael
> >
>
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