Re: Instant Resource Center

> I took the advice on the Php.net's "Getting help". and after countless times > trying to enter a IRC chatroom but only getting the boot before i even get > the chance to say anything and getting things telling me im band for > "floodabusers + stuipid people." ive pretty much gave up on php because of > all the assholes and people who shout "noob" when i try to ask a very simple > question. WHAT ALL DO I NEED TO VEIW PHP CODE ON MY COMPUTER?!?!?! ive read > all the gay little tutuals "?ok = duhh ?echo ok" or what ever. where do i > find someone or something that will actualy answer my simple little questions > instead of being an ass or leading me to dead tutuals that tell me all the > same thing. i dont mean to shout but ive been trying to learn this BS for 3 > or 4 months or longer and i am still in the same spot. i just want to run the > code that i am writeing but i get no help at all, im not asking for the > people to be a mentor for me. i just want a few seconds of someone's time. if > i cant run the stuff im makeing how do i know if im doing something wrong? > what if i am doing something wrong all the time? i cant get any help. We cannot guarantee of course, that any community will welcome you, or will welcome anybody else. It's a matter of luck to ask a question at the right time, and the right time cannot be predicted... As I have seen the PHP mailing lists and IRC channels are filled with people who are most of the time happy to answer questions. As our manual says you need a webserver somwhere (probably on your machine) with a PHP engine properly set up. Please start from http://php.net/what_is_php (or http://www.php.net/manual/en/intro-whatcando.php for a more specific URL) and you'll get info on what do you need to run PHP scripts. Goba [one webmaster@php.net]