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You can do this by simply externalizing your JavaScript, first by coding in an external file, then link the external file to the one you want it used on. AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is used to load info onto a page without having to refresh. For example, let's say you're trying to...

I've got a Motorola RZR with Verizon, it says: Get Mobile Web for $5/month. Get Mobile Web for 24 hours for $2.

^^ As question implies. Something cool looking, maybe one with a touchscreen.

Please do get real. Photoshop's gonna be the same price (maybe a little less at other stores.) Do grow up and face reality. No such thing as a free lunch. And pirating doesn't even work. Adobe will eventually catch up, and patch up any security holes. *reported*

It usually looks hard, but then becomes easier as you memorize and practice. I would say though that Dreamweaver is a lot easier than hand-coding HTML. But you should learn the basics of HTML/CSS so you can understand Dreamweaver easier.

I've heard about PHP frameworks, such as CakePHP. What are PHP frameworks? And how do they aid in PHP development?

Be sure that your host has PHP support. If your hosting plan doesn't have PHP, then you'll have to manually install it. Also note, PHP scripts work invisibly on the server, and is outputted as plain HTML.

You can do this by simply externalizing your JavaScript, first by coding in an external file, then link the external file to the one you want it used on. AJAX (Asynchronous JavaScript and XML) is used to load info onto a page without having to refresh. For example, let's say you're trying to...

I'm looking into PHP/MySQL. I know the syntax of PHP, conditional statements, outputting text, and also connecting to MySQL databases and SQL statements, and other PHP functions. What are some beginner apps to develop using PHP/MySQL?