Thanks for the info!
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I am currently reading Programming PHP by Kevin Tatroe and Rasmus Lerdorf and it is very good so far, but I am only on chapter two. The only problems I have had with it so far are that it sometimes mentions something without explaining it well, but as far as I know most of it gets attention later, so I have just skipped over it. Another soultion to this problem is to refer to the PHP manual at http://www.php.net. The book doesn't assume any prior programming experience.
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Good book
I used (well still using actually) "Sams Teach yourself PHP in 24 hours"
ISBN 0-672-32311-7
This worked out great for me, good explanation to most procedures described, when this book
didn't help me anymore i got "Professional PHP4" from Wrox
ISBN 1-861006-91-8
Which has helped me further, I like these two, can't promise they will be right for you though
Good luck
Rincewind_the_Wizzard
ISBN 0-672-32311-7
This worked out great for me, good explanation to most procedures described, when this book
didn't help me anymore i got "Professional PHP4" from Wrox
ISBN 1-861006-91-8
Which has helped me further, I like these two, can't promise they will be right for you though
Good luck
Rincewind_the_Wizzard