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question about e-commerce and web design


rprhtp

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Many sites have shopping carts.  I have been studying and learning the WAMP.  My goal is to set up a small store.

My question concerns php/mysql and the basic "W3C" validated CSS and XHTML files.  If the usage of php/mysql is for

dynamic websites...and CSS/XHTML is by and large static;  Is there a problem getting a "link" say in a register for an account

type form in a php / format and sending it through WAMP to access/and process datat as the php administrator?  In other words does one need

to incorporate all aspects of CSS/XHTML in an .inc file ?  Can these two be split, say part of the files remain in a folder only containing

the .css and .html and there be a file within that  .html file to connect to a .php file and thus create a registration and secure database from that point forward?    Or, am I going to have to reconstruct the .html and .css files accordingly to insert in the www.directory within WAMP to get everthing working properly? 

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