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Are you searching for pre-made scritps or which lang is better to develop it yourselves?1)I think in cpanel premade script there is something likes that in CGI and php2)php.net( Me to i suggest you php5)

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You want to know which language will suit your purpose ??Or, do you need somebody to write the scripts for you ??Any case, I prefer PHP

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I have a certain number of names saved on a .txt file.

On my program the computer asks me if i want to see the kids. I answer yes.

What code i need to use in order to see the kids?

<{POST_SNAPBACK}>

wtf?

Care to explain a bit better..? ;O

 

Edit:/ I read it again a few times and if you're meaning that you want to print the content of the txt files, you could use include, or just read the content of the file into a variable.

http://be2.php.net/manual/en/function.fread.php

or

http://be2.php.net/manual/en/function.include.php

 

Good luck

Edited by lhunath (see edit history)

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PHP is sumthing like html? I mean... <?php echo 'HTML' >And then it becomes HTML-.-" I might as well use HTML... anyways... That is the basics I'm talknig about... PHP gets better with the codings when one developes it further... I really wanna learn... Anyone who can teach me a login script? ^_^ ( the code I gave might be errornous since i forgot the actual code... )

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I suggest you download the PHP triad. It is really easy to use, you don't need to configure anything.. just run the installer, and that's it. PHP, MySQL, and Apache server will be installed automatically. It is freely available for download at this URL: http://forums.xisto.com/no_longer_exists/

 

 

alternatively, you may also download and configure individual resources needed to run php manually. you may go to the following websites:

 

http://php.net/

http://www.mysql.com/

http://apache.org/

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