@Canal_Marte
his english is perfect, there is no reason to complain about it
@PierreAbenzoar
Thank you I appreciate your introduction it allows me to understand well the software ...
@RebornXSoldier
Awesome video! Really great tutorial. Thanks for all the help!
@AlanAlanAlanDave
Hi, Could really do with the MySQL part two video. All PHP videos on your website are fantastic. Many thanks, Alan.
@MultipleSolutionsENT
Exceptional and intuitive!
@prdosmrdo_prkprk
You have to create a folder in the 'htdocs' folder which is in the 'xampp' folder. When you want to save the code, save it in that folder that you created. When you are saving the file, watch that there is the extension .php. When you saved your file, open your browser and type: localhost/name_of_the_folder_in_which _is_the_file/name_of_the_file.php . hope i helped, cheers
@Psued0Name
WAMP is for windows. You need the Mac version which is called something else W = Windows A = Apache M = MySQL P = PHP or Perl you can figure this out
@imranqaf
Very good easy steps. good basic help. God bless you.
@Jashkoo
Thank You Very much!! It was really Helpful for me!! Thanks Bro!!
@charlesmoraldo1067
That dollar sign is an absolute necessity, PHP has reserved words and variables. The way PHP distinguishes from reserved words and variables is through escapes such as the '$' sign. If you were to type it without the dollar sign php would not know if you are referring to the variable you instantiated earlier or something else.
@FaizanZahidNustian
Nice and clear !
@dphjirpeeps
Thank you so much! This is great!
@devalpatel7123
Thank you soo much for sharing this wonderful application...
@Darkyinkia
Yay a South African :)
@MrClaudio
@flash4real yes, sir! I was somewhat confused but some hands-on took away many of those doubts. THANKS for the video. It's of great help!!!
@LukeChandlerDesign
Got there in the end!
@bradbouton
great tutorial!!!!! Ill be watching on. I do love how these people are hating on your videos though, "EEErrrrrrr.... I dont know what PHP is but i need to know how to do...... umm..... ahh.... something with a database... and your video sucks because umm ahhh o yeah i dont know what im doing... o yeah and i dont know how to read...."
@flash4real
@chancez6 I'm not exactly sure what you mean, but undefined error means that a variable (Or similar) hasn't got a value. So if you set $myvariable = $_POST['something']; and the page isn't receiving any form data, you'll get that error. Fix this by using the @ symbol just before the code giving you issues.
@MsKoko144
Very good ! Thank you !
@thecuriousengineer