What type of PHP does SMF forums use?
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Well that is standard PHP of course. I think you figured out something wrong.
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Its basically a place that supprts php. If the web hosting site your using doesnt support php then that means if you made something you couldnt save it as an .php file only an .html file. Most web hosting sites (yahoo) support php or in other words has a framework for php, and your chances for finding one are better  if your paying for it.
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Get hosting that allows PHP, You can get them for cheap now days, www.site5.com is a pretty decent one. They usually provide a forum script but if they don't  Then you gotta find a forum script. Good news is that they're a dime a dozen. I believe PHPbb is for free and pretty easy to deal with.  you can get it here http://www.phpbb.com/\nonce you download it, upload it to your site and follow the installation instructions. It should be pretty simple.\nIf you ever face any problem with the forum just read their documentations or get on their community websites, there are usually people there who are more than happy to help you.
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PHP:\nhttp://www.htmlgoodies.com/beyond/php/\n\nXML:\nhttp://htmlgoodies.com/beyond/xml/
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I agree that phpbb is an excellent forum. So too, on the free front, is Simple Machines forum; on the paid front, vBulletin is another great product.\n\nThe short is, you really don't need to reinvent the wheel here.
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try http://www.phpbb.com
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http://www.phpbb.com/downloads.php\n\nOr\n\nIf you don't have a domain name and are hosted by a site, or if you don't want much of a hassle with programs, you can setup one for free at either forumer.com, freeforums.com, or cjb.net (recommend forumer.com) and they'll host it under their servers.
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have you looked at \n\nhttp://www.php.net\nhttp://www.phpfreaks.com\n\n(I like the second one)
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Most popular seems to be ASP.NET. Pages usually (but not always) end in .aspx\n\nAJAX is another new technology that sort of combines ActiveX and Javascript in a way that adds some "live" functionality to sites. Google Maps, for example, uses it.\n\nSome sites still use Perl.\n\nContrary to the other poster, I have yet to see any major Fortune 500 site written in PHP. \n\nFor the money, learn/use ASP.NET. It's the de facto standard today.\n\nKind regards.
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PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor
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http://www.oldversion.com/program.php?n=msnm
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PHPbb has a lot of security holes, that I know, not familiar with lbp though.
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There are several.\n\nhttp://www.php.net is the official site with the manual, downloads, user comments, etc.  it also links to mirrors in case the site is bogged down.\n\nhttp://www.phpbuidler.com is another good resource, along with http://www.phpfreaks.com
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I use Dreamweaver for getting the basic layout done the way I want it then I hack into it with PHPdev, nice syntax highlighting MDI text editor.\n\nAs far as I know (and I am prepared to be wrong here) the are no visual editiors (ala VB or Delphi) for PHP at the moment.
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What you are observing is in fact the intended behavior. There are ways to change that behavior (specifics depend on how your PHP is configured), but you have to have administrator rights on your server.  On shared hosting services, you usually don't.\n\nConsider moving away from Yahoo! Site Builder.  It is a very nice tool for a beginner, but you seem to have outgrown it...
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There are 2 major program language for dynamic sites being used: PHP and ASP.\nPHP is used the most on the internet. A simple PHP script to would look like this:\n<?\n$a=4;\n$b=6;\necho $a." + ".$b." =".($a+$b)\n?>\n\nAn other language also used for dynamic websites is Coldfusion.
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There isn't a command for it.  You need to install forum software on your website.  Personally, I like PHPBB...\n\nSome others are VBulletin and YaBB.