This tutorial will take you through all steps in developing your own link exchange system using Dreamweaver CS3, PHP, MySQL and CSS. This tutorial will take you through all steps in developing your own link exchange system using Dreamweaver CS3, PHP, MySQL and CSS.
First part of this tutorial covers the following topics:
1. Defining Project 2. Database design 3. Connecting to database 4. Designing template.
Second part which will follow shortly will explain how to create a control panel and manage all dynamic data using Dreamweaver CS3. Read the full article
Sebastian Sulinski
Sebastian Sulinski is a web designer/developer with over 8 years experience. Education: BTEC HNC in Computing (Business Information Technology) followed by a Degree in Digital Media Development.
Sebastian is the director of Core Media Design Limited in Frome, Somerset.
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