Web Album Linux
November 19th, 2009
Can I create a searchable website interface without professional help?
I wish to have a website whereby the visitors can search my database (in MySQL) by a couple of search fields presented in drop down menu?
As an example, http://www.searchspanishproperty.com on its search items.
What I have in mind is a catalog of music albums, the search fields will include, title, singer, year released, genre, so on and so forth.
Any software that can generate such code in PHP or Perl? Writing scripts from scratch is beyond my programing ability.
By the way, my web host is in Linux, so MS Front page is out of the question?
Thank you.
want to create websites without professional help?
I would suggest you start learning php & mysql. here’s a good place to start: http://www.w3schools.com
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