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Create database with image display

Posted: Fri Jul 21, 2006 11:39 pm
by prasitc2005
Hi

I'm a newbie so wonder if you coudl help me solving the following puzzle:

- I want to create table for products with id, name, category, type, image, pdf link
- I want to be able to display the products on homepage with images and they will be displayed in 2 columns 5 rows
- I want to create admin page so a colleague could log in and add, modify or delete the products
- I want to create product search

Anybody knows a good tutorial for this?

Thanks a lot!

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 2:05 am
by daedalus__
You need to start with the manual and go through the language reference.

After that Google for some tutorials and if you need more help, come back here and search the forums. If you are still stuck after that, make another post.

It's a three step-process and if you can master it, you can master any language or job:

RTFM, Google, DevNetwork

Thanks

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 3:45 am
by prasitc2005
Thanks a lot

Could you be more specific by the three step-process? Which manual and language reference I should go for? I probably ask too much for this forum but hey it's very useful for everyone so let's make a good reserch! I'm waiting to hear more from you!

Posted: Sat Jul 22, 2006 8:35 am
by Weirdan
Which manual and language reference I should go for?
PHP Manual

Re: Create database with image display

Posted: Sun Jul 23, 2006 6:00 am
by aerodromoi
prasitc2005 wrote:Hi

I'm a newbie so wonder if you coudl help me solving the following puzzle:

- I want to create table for products with id, name, category, type, image, pdf link
- I want to be able to display the products on homepage with images and they will be displayed in 2 columns 5 rows
- I want to create admin page so a colleague could log in and add, modify or delete the products
- I want to create product search

Anybody knows a good tutorial for this?

Thanks a lot!
I posted a mock-up oop snippet for a shopping cart a while back in the following thread: viewtopic.php?t=50125 .

Irrespective of the discussion whether it's advantageous to reinvent the wheel for learning purposes or to modify an existing script, I'd suggest you google for "php free online shop" and take a look at an open source system to get a broad overview of what's required for a secure and fast script.