php form for unix server

[informaticatec]

Hellow to everybody i would like to know, witch files or carpets do i need
to have
on a server unix to run a php form (method post, get).

I mean if a need to create a carpet example "cgi-bin", or if a need
any archive similar "formail.pl" or what else,
thanks to anyone who can help me.

David

[Deaf Web Designer]

Have you ever work with a data-driven website in the past? If so, what is
specific data-driven app did you work with?

To get PHP working on your local machine, you need to install PHP, MySQL and
Apache web server all together. It is ideally designed for local testing with
your data-driven websites right there on your local machine... once it is
achieved, then, of course you could upload the finished data-driven website
over to your web server for general public use or specific audience.

TO make this work, I suggest that you want to consider this book called, "PHP
for Dreamweaver 8," who authored by David Powers. It is an excellent, excellent
book. It covers many topics ranging from setting up PHP, MySQL and Apache web
servers and few other important issues associated with installation of these
apps on your local machine (whether it is Windows XP-based or Macs), other
topics included how to build, develop and work with data-driven websites and
realize important issues that arise under those topics discussed by the author.

As for installation of opensource applications (PHP, MySQL, and Apache), it is
a bit complicated, heavy-hand in order to make it work. That is why I am
recommending you to get this book.

I am curious, what Dreamweaver version you are working with? And what system
architecture?

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I see Def web designer, i will try to find the time to lurn more about it,
Thanks for help,
David

> servers and few other important issues associated with installation of

these

> apps on your local machine (whether it is Windows XP-based or Macs), other
> topics included how to build, develop and work with data-driven websites

and

> realize important issues that arise under those topics discussed by the

author.

>
> As for installation of opensource applications (PHP, MySQL, and Apache),

it is

> a bit complicated, heavy-hand in order to make it work. That is why I am
> recommending you to get this book.
>
> I am curious, what Dreamweaver version you are working with? And what

system

> architecture?
>
>