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It would be recommended, but you could write a fair bit of JavaScript code and get it to do it that way. PHP would be easier than that though. AJAX is also another option to consider, I cannot tell you much more simply because I don't know much more, but it is possible with AJAX. AJAX stands for...

I would just like to know if PHP and MySQL are as capable as ASP.NET is. I like both equally but guess I prefer PHP because it is open source and means there is more software to edit in, without the fear that Microsoft are going to drop the Web Developer Express Edition and leave me with...

Learn the latest, ASP.NET 3.5. By the time you are getting into the advanced features of 3.5, 4 will have been released and you can continue to learn the new functions in that. Its a good time to start learning. ASP.NET Version 4.0 is released 22nd March 2010 by the way.

I have tried to make my own login script in PHP and I know its damned hard work for a beginner. Try $sql = mysql_query("SELECT * FROM users WHERE email = '".$email."' AND password = '".$password."'"); Notice the extra apostrophes. Hope this has helped.

Learn the latest, ASP.NET 3.5. By the time you are getting into the advanced features of 3.5, 4 will have been released and you can continue to learn the new functions in that. Its a good time to start learning. ASP.NET Version 4.0 is released 22nd March 2010 by the way.

Learn the latest, ASP.NET 3.5. By the time you are getting into the advanced features of 3.5, 4 will have been released and you can continue to learn the new functions in that. Its a good time to start learning. ASP.NET Version 4.0 is released 22nd March 2010 by the way.

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