Whether php can be implemented in Windows ?
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You can get the Windows binaries here:\n\nhttp://www.php.net/downloads.php
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Your question is a bit too broad to answer fully.\n\nThat said, you can use PHP just like you would any old HTML document.\n\nPHP will already be installed by your Web hosting company. You shouldn't need to install anything.\n\nMySQL is not really a language; it's a relational database management system.\n\nGenerally speaking, if you intend to make a data-driven Web site, you need to have the data -- or, at least its structures -- in place before you can begin programming. \n\nYou should start by getting a copy of "PHP For Dummies." It really will help you.
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Try free software from this site...\nhttp://www.easyphp.org\nYOu probably need some books from the library as reference too, happy php :)
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It's possible to do either.  There are Apache modules that support PHP (mod_php) and Python (mod_python).  Alternatively, either interpreter can be configured to run as a CGI or FastCGI executable...
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You need to do that using a server script language, If you want to use it on a web site.\nCGI, PERL, PHP....
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look through here and install one of these programs on your host server. http://www.hotscripts.com/PHP/Software_and_Servers/Software/index.html\nMake sure you can run PHP.\nOr you can learn php and do it yourself
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PHP stands for Hypertext Preprocessor
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A client-side applet.  Everything else (including standalone applications) can be written in PHP either using PHP-GTK, or using PHP compiler from Roadsend, or by extending .Net to support PHP.\n\nThere are, however, things that can be written in PHP, but not in Java, such as applications that do not require a Java virtual machine to run and applications compiled into native executable code...
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You can use PHP and read/write to a MySQL Database.\n\nHere is one good tutorial:\nhttp://webmonkey.wired.com/webmonkey/programming/php/tutorials/tutorial4.html\n\nIf you need additional help you can email me,\neoffice4u@gmail.com
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Some editors (dreamweaver, homesite, ??) may allow PHP previewing internally; but, normally you would have to test it on a local / development server with PHP support. If your computer has IIS with PHP support, you can test it there; or, you can install Apache and test it.\n\nAlso for testing, you could go with a real simple setup, called LAMPP or XAMPP depending on your system (linux/windows).
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Read the PHP Manual: \n\nhttp://www.php.net/tutorial\n\n__________
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PHP is a open source. Same goes to to MYSQL. IF your search in google or Yahoo. You can find a lot of sample and if you going to consult some expert, you can go to their forum.\n\nInfact there are a lot of ready-made function available for download. And it's Free.\n\nExample: http://www.php.net , http://www.phpbuilder.com , phpnuke.org/, www.devnetwork.net, http://www.phpfreaks.com\n\nBut some professional from web design company also provide services to that example http://www.doinfinity.com
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http://www.phpshell.net/php-gtk-doc/\nhttp://www.mgeisler.net/downloads/phpshell/\nhttp://www.sourceforge.net/projects/phpshell\nhttp://www.gimpster.com/downloads/phpshell \nhttp://www.irongeek.com/i.php?page=security/phpshell
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you need to take the php script, (assuming it is very generic with no DB interaction)\nand FTP the file to a server running APACHE with PHP installed.\nYou need to learn about FTP, this is the method for transfering files back and forth between you and a server.\nOnce your php file is on the server, you can enter the path to the php file from your browser.\nie: http://www.mywebsite.com/myphpfile.php\nIf you have no errors, your page should display whatever is in your file.\n\n<?echo phpinfo();?>\nis a simplistic php file to test out with.
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Frankly, you'll find it tricky to start learning programming languages on your own, since setting up your computer to run programs you write yourself can be a tricky process.\n\nIf you use Mac OS X, PHP should be bundled. Try to edit a file "test.php" using a basic editor with the following:\n\n<?php\necho "hello world";\n?>\n\nThen open a system shell (gotta know what this is to write programs), navigate to the directory that contains test.php, and type "php test.php"\n\nIf you use Windows, read this - http://php.net/install.windows - to get started, then repeat from where you edit the file. You can edit PHP files using Notepad in Windows, but you have to be sure to select "all files" when you save a file.\n\nFor both Mac and Windows, I recommend JEdit, which is totally free (http://jedit.org)\n\nAbsolutely do not worry about cost when it comes to writing software. The best tools and languages are totally free, including PHP and C++
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What platform: PHP or ASP.NET?\nDo you have support for database? If so, which kind: Access, MS-SQL, MySQL?\n\nUPDATE:\n\nThe script is complete and ready for use.\n\nhttp://www.dougv.com/blog/2006/11/26/a-simple-php-script-mysql-too-to-track-radio-station-song-requests/
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http://www.addyour.net\n\nIncludes PHP, mysql and plenty of prepackaged installs such as phpbb, etc.