Halldor

This is not correct, although I'm using a Windows computer now, it's not my main. I do the most tasks on my Ubuntu computer (also programming). Thank you both. I think Git is too big a mouthful for us rookies, and the other developer isn't using Linux. I was afraid from the beginning that your advices was too hard to implement in real life for us. After all it's a small project. I will promise you to give it a try

Thanks for your reply. I'll try to see if I can figure something out. Do you use any specific software? Or "just" by programmers comments in the code? This was exactly what I was thinking, although I needed words to say it. It shouldn't take long time to implement news systems as it is now, since it's typically 50 lines of code and if we know which lines to paste it to. It's sounds too good to be true. If it can do that, well then it should be the solution. Now I can search for such solutions, thanks. Also thanks to you. I'm really getting excited to begin. I was looking for inspiration and something specific I can search for. Now I know what to look after. Thanks

Hi, I just started on a project with a friend and since we both do PHP, we both work on the site. We're running the site and as we progress with developing new features we will implement them straight away. Do you have any tips for us? Sometimes we work on different parts of the code and my thoughts would be running "developing version"of our site and then share our internal progress there. I've also read something about version control but is that not waste of time compared to the developing version site? All tips is appreciated! Regards Halldor

You should either take a look at sessions, cookies or databases.

You should that a look at the code inside $sum and the call feedback. I think I'll need more code to help you with that.

You can use the function date. E.g. date(d/m/Y, $timestamp); (where $timestamp includes your timestamp of course )

I don't know how Dreamweaver works, but it sounds like you didn't install a webserver to host your code. You can use WAMP or easyPHP if running windows. Try to run your code from the browser then, through your newly installed host. I don't get your second question.

Hello world and phpfreaks. I'm glad that can be a part of this forum. Untill now my code has been reserved to the localhost. But from now on I've started an interesting project. I hope I can help I'll be able to help some of you