[RELEASE] Simple FAQ / Support script

Hello there!

It has been a while since I released a script on here, but I have been making some :)

This script is a very simple version of Google Help (http://www.google.com/support/) that I decided to make in 20 mins.

It is by no means amazing, just a simple script when I got bored. You are free to download it and pull it apart and do whatever you want with it :P.

There is no admin backend or anything, you will have to use phpmyadmin to add articles or whatever.

Demo: http://jake-hall.co.uk/LABS/help
Download: http://jake-hall.co.uk/LABS/help/help.zip

To change the database details, open init.php and look for:

PHP Code:

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$core->db->connect('localhost', 'USERNAME', 'PASSWORD');
$core->db->select_db('DATABASE'); 


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The sql is in 'sql.sql'.

Thanks and I look forward to feedback.

The site does not load for me.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in public_html/help/classes/db.class.php on line 18


Error :S

Quote:

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Originally Posted by Closel

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING, expecting T_OLD_FUNCTION or T_FUNCTION or T_VAR or '}' in public_html/help/classes/db.class.php on line 18


Error :S

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Post db.class.php

Works fine for me, looks good Jakey!

Are you running PHP 5?

Aweful, hate it.

:)<3

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Originally Posted by JH

Hello there!

It has been a while since I released a script on here, but I have been making some :)

This script is a very simple version of Google Help (http://www.google.com/support/) that I decided to make in 20 mins.

It is by no means amazing, just a simple script when I got bored. You are free to download it and pull it apart and do whatever you want with it :P.

There is no admin backend or anything, you will have to use phpmyadmin to add articles or whatever.

Demo: http://jake-hall.co.uk/LABS/help
Download: http://jake-hall.co.uk/LABS/help/help.zip

To change the database details, open init.php and look for:

PHP Code:

---

$core->db->connect('localhost', 'USERNAME', 'PASSWORD');
$core->db->select_db('DATABASE'); 


---

The sql is in 'sql.sql'.

Thanks and I look forward to feedback.

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How does that take 20 minutes to code? :S

Clearly an estimate, but I am not professing to be the fastest or best coder on the planet.

I was bored, and made a script. I released the script for everyone to use / learn from / improve whatever, I don't care.

Edited by ,Jess, (Forum Super Moderator): Accidental double posts merged.

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Originally Posted by JH

Clearly an estimate, but I am not professing to be the fastest or best coder on the planet.

I was bored, and made a script. I released the script for everyone to use / learn from / improve whatever, I don't care.

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Ah, well nice of you to release. :)