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The code is available at this link  https://github.com/LarryUllman/phpvqs-5ed (as explained in the book).

The problem I've found is that the most part of the scripts explained on the book (HTML, CSS, PHP and SQL) aren't present on GitHub repository,

Therefore I've to copy them from the Kindle version of the book (or from the web version) and then correct all the code because the code pasted in this way isn't 'ready to use'.

I'm loosing a lot of time in this way and I hope that this gap will be filled asap.

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view_users.php (Script 9.4) is not present, for example.

But there are a lot of scripts that are not present.

The sticky-footer-navbar.css in not present, it's eplained that is on the supportt website, ok, but where exactly?

I wasn't  able to find it.

Why it's not included directly with other files?

Every script is coded as x.x and when I try to find it in the relative chapter folder usually I cant find it.

The are so many script that are missing, therefore I have to think that it was a choice to not provide the explained scripts.

But in this way I'm wasting a lot of time :)
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view_users (Script 9.4) is https://github.com/LarryUllman/phpmysqlvqp-5ed/blob/master/ch09/script_09_04/view_users.php

 

I think we're talking about two different repos. The link you posted is for the Visual QuickStart Guide. The code for the Visual QuickPro Guide (PHP and MySQL) is https://github.com/LarryUllman/phpmysqlvqp-5ed

 

You'll find the CSS files there, too. 

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  • 4 months later...

I feel you on this one. Time is important to me right now as well.

The code is available at this link  https://github.com/LarryUllman/phpvqs-5ed (as explained in the book).

The problem I've found is that the most part of the scripts explained on the book (HTML, CSS, PHP and SQL) aren't present on GitHub repository,

Therefore I've to copy them from the Kindle version of the book (or from the web version) and then correct all the code because the code pasted in this way isn't 'ready to use'.

I'm loosing a lot of time in this way and I hope that this gap will be filled asap.

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Mack, the original poster was looking at the wrong scripts and repo. I'd double-check that you're not doing the same. If you are looking at the right scripts and repo, could you provide an example of what you're specifically having difficulty finding?

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Hi Larry,

 

I bought the book - it was not available in Oz so I got it from the U.K.!

 

I downloaded the sql.sql file but I think that there's an error in the create table users code - the version that I am looking at shows the pass to be char (40) but it needs to be char (128) I think?

 

Cheers from Oz.

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