Anyone got some info on Vbulletin? It's not free, I know that. Is it flat-file or database driven? I'm thinking flat file, but I'm not sure...
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Its reasonably easy to install and can be set up releatibly easy and if you know a bit about php its pretty easy to hack and modify but its also expensive
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I know, I use phpBB. It's good, it's free. What more to say?
So if it uses MySQL, then why do all the links go to HTML pages?
So if it uses MySQL, then why do all the links go to HTML pages?
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Not quite sure what you mean.
There is no such thing as "mysql pages". mysql is a type of database. Scripts on the webpage can access the database. Here at christianforums, you might notice that the pages all end in .php. This is the common file extention for pages using PHP scripting.
However, my personal website uses php to access mysql databases, but does not use .php pages. I use .html pages. I have my web server setup so that php code will still work even though my pages end in .html. So, even though my pages end in .html, I am still using php & mysql.
Also, php is not the only scripting language that can access mysql databases. CGI scripts (often using the perl language) and java can also access databases.
There is no such thing as "mysql pages". mysql is a type of database. Scripts on the webpage can access the database. Here at christianforums, you might notice that the pages all end in .php. This is the common file extention for pages using PHP scripting.
However, my personal website uses php to access mysql databases, but does not use .php pages. I use .html pages. I have my web server setup so that php code will still work even though my pages end in .html. So, even though my pages end in .html, I am still using php & mysql.
Also, php is not the only scripting language that can access mysql databases. CGI scripts (often using the perl language) and java can also access databases.
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