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I need someone, or a company to help with my web site. Its almost done, just needs a little programming for php, and a data base moved and a few small changes. Someone who knows what they are doing and reliable, ASAP

If you're in a true rush, and if your needs are fairly simple (like, say, a PHP program to send the output of a contact form or a PHP to count the number of times somebody views your page, or something "conventional" or "traditional" like those…while you're looking for that tried and true programmer among the answers here, also look on Google…for there are lots of *free* PHP scripts and services just waiting to be used, like:

http://www.jotform.com for email responses to forms (really easy to use!!!)
http://www.statcounter.com for page visitor counter (again, really easy to use!!!)

…but I'm sure you'll find a good ol' trusty programmer really quick! Good luck! (I'd volunteer, but I'm a rather private sort…and I don't need a job)

If I want to create a site and have all the programming as php files how does it exactly work

Please helpppp

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Hope it helps.

I been getting much much better at php, im making log in and registration pages, but i need a code (preferable php) that will check to see if the user is logged in or it will redirect them to the log in page. Plus since i did all the advanced programming in php and all the simply stuff in html, can i include the php file into my html file?Any help would be appreciated.

Lean about sessions. You'd need to start the session on every page, set the session if the login credentials are correct, unset on logout, redirect if the expected session isn't set or is empty (in case it's set, but empty).

Basically

session_start();
at the top of each page (or a include that's loaded before output, however you're doing it)

// check for session. Unless it's the login page or you'll loop
if (isset($_GET['go']) || $_GET['go']<>'login' && (!isset($_SESSION['user_id']) || empty($_SESSION['user_id']))) header("location: index.php?go=login");

for your login sequence
// check credentials
// your code here
// set session
$_SESSION['user_id']=$theuserid;
// continue to rest of page or redirect

Modify that to suit your own code. But have a quick look at session handling http://uk2.php.net/manual/en/book.session.php because you need to use them by the book.

(PS I use isset() because I don't like to produce errors, whether I've got error reporting off or not. People often ask this.)

Looking for a programming language that is equivalent to PHP.
I'd like if it was Object Oriented.
Yeah but I'm looking for on to make software.

PHP was designed to have syntax very similar to C++. C++ can be written in an object-oriented way, or not, depending on which you think will be easier. Maybe you should try that.

Learn it here:

http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial.html#c++tutorial

… and get a good free IDE for it here:

http://www.bloodshed.net/devcpp.html

I would like to use a PHP framework in my work and you can help me to choose one.

The best one I work with it is the dream weaver

Dreamweaver tutorials, installing PHP 5 learning how to program in php and Dreamweaver

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A talk given by Robert Peake for LAMP SIG in Los Angeles about the pros and cons of object oriented versus procedural programming in php. Based on an article for Zend.com DevZone at: http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/1236

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Go to http://thenewboston.com/ if you need any help or have any questions. I will answer them all there!

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A talk given by Robert Peake for LAMP SIG in Los Angeles about the pros and cons of object oriented versus procedural programming in php. Based on an article for Zend.com DevZone at: http://devzone.zend.com/node/view/id/1236

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