Frank
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Thank you very much,Larry & Andrew,it work correctly.But i meet another problem.When i go to my admin panel:http://www.gbilling.com/admin,it will appear a SSL error.How to disable the SSL?
Check your .htaccess file.
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Thank you Larry.
Regards,
Frank
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I am using wamp and cannot get ex2 to show images.
I created a folder called ex2 and copied the html folder contents into it.
I then move the mysql.inc.php file into the ex2 folder.
I think the .htaccess file might be causing the issue for me.
Am I doing something wrong?
Thanks
Frank
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Thanks Larry,
I was also looking at your PHP for the Web book.
I am trying to decide now if I should jump into yii to do eCommerce rather than code from scratch.
However, I believe I would learn more if I coded from scratch.
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Larry covers this in detail in his PHP 6 and MySQL 5 book. The E-Commerce book is somewhat more advanced, and assumes you have these "basics" down. In order to handle pagination though, you basically need to use the LIMIT statement in the MySQL query, and then display the results accordingly using PHP. If this is all new to you, I highly recommend going through Larry's PHP 6 and MySQL 5 book first. It's an excellent primer for the two.
I will take a look at this book.
In the eCommerce book, I did not see any examples that showed paging through products returned from a search.
if you get a large result-set, this is not practical. I guess I was hoping to see a more complete example.
I still find the book very good.
I also just started looking into yii and also use codeigniter.
I guess I can apply his examples in one of these frameworks.
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I just received your book and had a question on pagination.
How would you handle this when there are hundreds of products?
I did not see this addressed.
Thanks
I posted in comments before realizing I should use the forum.
Making An E-Commerce Site?
in The Yii Book
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Hi Larry,
Will you have a version of this based on a home brewed cart or something that requires a service to be purchased? I would like to see an option for a free cart version.
Thanks
Frank