<a href="http://www.phpbuilder.comPHPBuilder.com has a new article that's the first part in a series posted today - PHP Web Blog - Part 1.
The web application we will cover is what is commonly known as a "Web Blog". The first step is to get the MySQL database ready to receive and store the data. I won't cover the different ways this can be done, but for ease of setup, a query to create this table is provided below.
In this introductory article, we will look into the use of many different aspects of PHP in order to create a fully functional web application. This article will cover the 5 most common functions that a PHP-to-MySQL relationship will generate.
He continues on from there, showing you how to set up the data, make the tables to display the data, and tie it all together.




