Using Dreamweaver CS4 and PHP to generate XML on the fly from a MySQL database for Spry Widgets
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This is so so useful :) Many thanks indeed :)
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@rickjohnsontexas Thanks. I found it and it works perfectly
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Nice tutorial, I did something similar to this but i was creating the xml file on the same page (dumb ehh). I'm happy i found this video
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@rickjohnsontexas thanks
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@kiwidude01 Thank you for all of these important points. You are smart and we all appreciate your coding superiority.
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Could you please post a link to the script from AdobeLabs?
csabakiss 1 month ago
@csabakiss First go to labs dot adobe dot com, then add
/technologies/spry/samples/utils/query2xml.html
rickjohnsontexas 1 month ago
good video, just a question, I will start designing a website in DWcs4 and using flash for the menu buttons, the question is if in future I could add to this "basic" website a log-in pop up function for clients, or should I start designing the website in XHTML, create a database BEFORE start designing etc etc, you know what I mean? thanks a lot, if you can reply me asap I'd appreciate it!! need to start tomorrow and want to be safe! thanks ;))
gabrielirlanda 6 months ago
@gabrielirlanda Not completely sure of the question, but I suggest creating your db before creating the login system. On another note, authentication systems are plenty in the open source arena... I usually build upon the great Drupal, Wordpress, or Moodle systems instead of "re-inventing the wheel" of role based authentication.
rickjohnsontexas 6 months ago
@rickjohnsontexas thanks, the problem is that I only use Dreamweaver and Flash, not too keen on WP, Joomla etc, and I wanted to know if I do an HTML webiste in DW, in future I can add a LOG-IN function if my client asks me to do it, you know what I mean? in one word, I wouldn't like to design the whole website and then my client decides to incorporate a LOG-IN option in a future, just want to make sure it is possible to do it or should I "plan" this before starting with the website, is it clear?
gabrielirlanda 6 months ago
@gabrielirlanda Of course, yes, login functionality can be added to any site, any time... provided one has the skills to do it.
rickjohnsontexas 6 months ago