like it should have different categories of cloths...anyone can give me an idea or send me code...i wanna make it in php..n mysql...where can i get help ???

Howzit-

Which module of CMS to create a site like: http://www.xpo-sure.co.za/

I want to know If that can be done with Joomla or Mambo or even Drupal. I want to design a free online listing forum in my small home town. I also want to intergrate the pay-per-click service. Which modules or which CMS can I use to go about creating something like it.

If possible- please also suggest a few good php and mySQL website where I can get source codes and discussion forums.

Your input will be greatly appreciated.

ok- the plan is to build a web site for networking. I am wanting some that knows how to use mysql database & some sort of html coding/ programming. If your interested comment me!

i have a website with over 30 pages and 100 modules and i have maybe around 200 queires all over the place.
I was wondering what is the best way to get them all in one place and organized and also somehow to take care of the variable names that will show up after the quires- for example- if a column is names article_id in MySQL database and then i change the column name i can easily fix all the appropriate spots!

any ideas are appreciated

THANKS ALOT

Does this look Right? My table name is games_mlb..
I know all my database connections are right Ive sent data into other tables. Im just looking for a set of eyes to help look into this mysql_query...

mysql_query("INSERT INTO games_mlb (bet_id- gdate- team_one- team_two- status- clock)
VALUES ( ".$bet1[ bet_id ]." - ".$bet1[ date ]." - ".$bet1[ team1_name ]." - ".$bet1[ team2_name ]- ".$bet1[ status ]." - ".$bet1[ clock ]." )";

This is for a search engine- doesn t seem to work though:

1. html form:

<form method="post" action="search.php">
Search for: <input type="text" name="search">
<input type="submit" name="submit" value="Search">
</form>

2. search.php code:

<?php

if $submit {
echo "Searching for: $search<br />";
mysql_connect("mysql"- "username"- "passwd")
Or die(mysql_error());
echo "<p>Welcome to my database.</p>";
mysql_select_db("Country");
$query = "select * from Articles where Author like %$search% ";
$result = mysql_query($query);

echo "<table width= 600 border= 1 cellpadding= 5 ><tr>";
echo "<th align= left width= 200 >Title</th><th align= left width= 100 >Author</th><th align= left width= 200 >Content</th><th align= left width= 100 >Date</th></tr>";

while($row = mysql_fetch_row($result)) {
echo "<tr><td>".$row[0]."</td>";
echo "<td>".$row[1]."</td>";
echo "<td>".$row[2]."</td>";
echo "<td>".$row[3]."</td></tr>";
}
echo "</table>";

}

?>

THANKS A BUNCH.
ok should drop echo "<p>Welcome to my database.</p>";
so i have Title- Author- Content- Date as columns in a table called Articles. The database is Country. I wish to execute the select * from Articles where Author like %search% query through the form. I.e. would like a simple search engine.
margus- i have added $submit = $_post[ search ] before if $submit but the result is always a blank page. Colanth yes it turns up a blank page. I m not familiar with baretail let me serach it. thanks people.
WOW! we hit the jackpot:

"In search.php :
$submit should be $_POST[submit] and is better used as :
If ($_POST[submit] =="Search"){ //you need the brackets for if.
The where should reference $_POST[search]
Also use mysql_fetch_array rather than row."

Hi Colinc- we hit the jackpot man- this really works. Awsome.

I couldn t follow the string display though - you see i still have a long way to go:-)