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  Displaying MySQL Records Using PHP by njs12345
 
                    This tutorial should do two things. In the 
                    first part, I will guide you around installing PHP and 
                    MySQL, and preparing the database we will use later. We will 
                    also install a tool for writing PHP. Then we will write a small 
                    program to query the database and display the records in a 
                    grid. 
                    Installing PHP and MySQLIn order to follow this tutorial, you will most likely need 
                    a server. I use a pre-packaged server called WAMP, which you 
                    can download
                    
                    here. This includes Apache, MySQL, PHPMyAdmin, and PHP.
 
                      
                      Follow the instructions to install WAMP.
                      Then visit 
                      http://localhost/phpMyAdmin/ using your web 
                      browser, login using the name 
                      e_novative(password: e_novative). Enter 'members' 
                      in the 'Create new database' field and click Create.
                      Then click the SQL tab, and copy and paste the following 
                      into the textbox: 
                     [ paste the 
                    above into the textbox ]
 
                      
                      I would also recommend using an IDE (integrated 
                      developement enviroment) to improve the ease of writing 
                      code. My pick would be PHPEdit, which can be found
                      here.  
                      [PHPEdit in 
                    action] 
                      
                      Now you are ready to move on to the next part of this 
                      tutorial. Next, we will start writing the PHP code 
                      required to interact with the database..
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