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PHP-guestbook without MySQL

Ok, I made a basic guestbook script in PHP yesterday that you can use without having support for MySQL. I thought maybe someone would like it so I have uploaded it.

The guestbook is self installing, just run the script once and everything will be installed! (remember to rename the file to guestbook.php not guestbook.txt first...)

[edit]Now I've also created one for XML. It works just as the other one, but you don't need to us sqlight... Also remember to rename the new file to gb_test.php, not gb_test.php_.txt, then it won't work...[/edit]

Now I'm just realy getting annoyed because I need more than 100 words in this stupid blog entry... Wonder if I've made that by now..

AttachmentSize
guestbook.txt2.26 KB
gb_test.php_.txt1.8 KB
guestbook_2.txt3.21 KB

Submitted by Alxandr on February 9, 2007 - 3:26pm. |
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Does not work?

I have been looking for some working php code that uses SQLight and this seems to be the only example that I have been able to find.(I use SQLight with C++ Programing and like it a lot and would like to use it with my website stuff).

When I try your SQLight example Fire Fox gives me a Redirect Loop. If I go ahead and make the file and set it so that anything can write to the file I do not get the loop, but if test it then download the file and open it there is nothing in the file. Do I have something set wrong or is there a problem with the code?

Brandan
P.S. The XML version works great.


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