[PHP] Beginner

[Kazco]

Hey everyone!

I'm 'new' to Habbox Forum technificially.. ;l

I have been looking at the Habbox Forum for quite a while now, however, I only just made an account! ;D

Anyway, onto the reason why I started this thread.

I was wondering (to all you PHP master's out their) where you actually learnt PHP?

Would help if anyone could give me any links, websites etc.

I'm no newbie, I know BASIC PHP, and I am quite good in Visual Basic.

As I say, any links, websites etc. would be nice!

Thanks,
James

[Frog!]

I recommend try downloading some scripts then any functions you don't know go to php.net and search for it. That's what I'm doing.

[Kazco]

I recommend try downloading some scripts then any functions you don't know go to php.net and search for it. That's what I'm doing.

Thanks, any recommended scripts?

[Luke]

well start with basics, EG: an uploader script

they're prety basic, and if you rad the comments, it helps.

[Kazco]

well start with basics, EG: an uploader script

they're prety basic, and if you rad the comments, it helps.

Okay, again, thanks.

[DeejayMachoo$]

w3schools.com is good for starters :)

[lolwut]

techtuts.com.
The PHP User System or the PHP sections are both good, all you need to do is read the whole thing and then try it out yourself, if it works, then tweet it abit and go on like that, 'tis how I learnt.

[Invent]

'tis how I learnt.

*learning

:p

Anyway, look at other scripts see how they work. If you don't understand part of the code use the PHP.net manual. That's how I'm learning (:

[Kazco]

w3schools.com is good for starters :)

To be honest, I don't really learn from reading online tutorials, but thanks anyway.


techtuts.com.
The PHP User System or the PHP sections are both good, all you need to do is read the whole thing and then try it out yourself, if it works, then tweet it abit and go on like that, 'tis how I learnt.

Thanks, I will try this out and probably will learn more :).


*learning

:p

Anyway, look at other scripts see how they work. If you don't understand part of the code use the PHP.net manual. That's how I'm learning (:

Good old PHP.net hey? :P Thanks again!

[Frog!]

Just don't go searching custom functions :)

[Kazco]

Just don't go searching custom functions :)

Erm.. Search a custom function?

Wouldn't a custom function be one you made so it wouldn't be on the web?

Is this what your trying to get at?

[Frog!]

Yup, since if you're looking at scripts and you're searching functions it won't show up :P

[Kazco]

Yup, since if you're looking at scripts and you're searching functions it won't show up :P

Wouldn't some functions be built in?

[Frog!]

People can make custom functions: http://w3schools.com/php/php_functions.asp.

[Kazco]

Okay.

I was wondering..

What programs do you guys use to code your php?

[Frog!]

Notepad++
Link (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm)

[Jamie.]

Phpdesigner :)

[God..]

get your self:

sams teach yourself php in 10 mins fora 5er

[Kazco]

Notepad++
Link (http://notepad-plus.sourceforge.net/uk/site.htm)


Phpdesigner :)

Would Macromedia Dreamweaver MX do?


get your self:

sams teach yourself php in 10 mins fora 5er

I'll stick with what the other's said, but thanks anyway!

[Frog!]

Would Macromedia Dreamweaver MX do?
Yes, but too learn it fully I would recommend something like Notepad++ or PHPDesigner, since Dreamweaver is overpriced and the only one out of those 2 that costs is PHPDesigner ;)

[Kazco]

Yes, but too learn it fully I would recommend something like Notepad++ or PHPDesigner, since Dreamweaver is overpriced and the only one out of those 2 that costs is PHPDesigner ;)

I already have Dreamweaver.

[Jamie.]

get your self:

sams teach yourself php in 10 mins fora 5er

sams teach yourself php in 10 mins

[Kazco]

I was wondering..

When you guys code something, do you just look at php.net for some things to type instead of just doing the whole thing from memory?

I guess you do a lot from memory?

[Frog!]

Yes, but when we encounter something we dont know, well I, I usually go to PHP.net for reference.

[Kazco]

Yes, but when we encounter something we dont know, well I, I usually go to PHP.net for reference.

Yeh, thought so..

I'm currently working on the TechTuts user system, it's helped me a lot by just looking and typing the code.

I suppose looking and writing down is the best way to learn and remember!

[Jamie.]

my memory is a size of a twenty inch football pitch nah i remember mostly

[Kazco]

my memory is a size of a twenty inch football pitch nah i remember mostly

Lucky.

Some people (meee) remember hardly anything...

[Jamie.]

work with php for few months you will remember like you remember my name so easily

[Kazco]

work with php for few months you will remember like you remember my name so easily

I'll just make something and rewrite it once a week ;P

That way I should remember!!

Oh, and I'll have to do it without looking at old one when I've done a few weeks/months of it ;P

Oh, that would be fun. ;l

[Jamie.]

did you ever do look cover write check at preschool?:P

[Kazco]

did you ever do look cover write check at preschool?:P

Erm.. Can't remember preschool ! ;P:P

[Dentafrice,]

I never read tutorials.

Just look over some already made scripts, change things around.. check how functions work.. ones you don't understand you can post on here or look on PHP.net :)

[Jamie.]

I'm sure all of us will help you where needed ;) just give us a buzz.

[Kazco]

I never read tutorials.

Just look over some already made scripts, change things around.. check how functions work.. ones you don't understand you can post on here or look on PHP.net :)

I figured that out, every tutorial tells you something different !


I'm sure all of us will help you where needed ;) just give us a buzz.

Good old friendly form members! ;P