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Tutorial to link html, python and mysql together in linux
Hi all, i just install LAMP and everything seem to work well seperately. Now i need one simple example to link them all together. Please suggest any tutorial website.
An example will be something like a user registration form. It simply set up as username and password.
If user is new, it register the user, ask for email, username and password. then it pass to mysql by a file written in python and store the information in a table.
If user is not new, it verify the the password from the existing table and decide whether it allow user to go forward.
Please suggest anything this simple to have a taste what how these elements work together.
Thanks,
RDB
An example will be something like a user registration form. It simply set up as username and password.
If user is new, it register the user, ask for email, username and password. then it pass to mysql by a file written in python and store the information in a table.
If user is not new, it verify the the password from the existing table and decide whether it allow user to go forward.
Please suggest anything this simple to have a taste what how these elements work together.
Thanks,
RDB
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Dave Baldwin
What platform are you on and have you installed Python on that platform? And if so, have you setup a 'handler' in Apache for it? Here is one way and I think there are others: http://www.modpython.org/python10/
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not sure what platform is or a 'handler'. do we have to have these? or these platform, 'handler' will make things easier.
i have simple LAMP. working on some simple examples to get infor in and out of database by python.
i have simple LAMP. working on some simple examples to get infor in and out of database by python.
Sorry, you do not have a "simple LAMP", no one does. You have a computer with an operating system (the platform). Which operating system and which version?
Also, Python is rarely installed by default. You will probably have to install it on your 'platform'.
Web servers require a 'handler' for each different kind of file. This is normally a copy of the interpreter that will work with the web server. Handlers make it Possible. Without them, the webserver will simply ask you where you want to download the file to.
All of these details have to be taken care by someone to allow or make things work.
Also, Python is rarely installed by default. You will probably have to install it on your 'platform'.
Web servers require a 'handler' for each different kind of file. This is normally a copy of the interpreter that will work with the web server. Handlers make it Possible. Without them, the webserver will simply ask you where you want to download the file to.
All of these details have to be taken care by someone to allow or make things work.
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well, i do not know that much. I have fedora 15 installed and have python installed, and i know it works cause i can run it in command line. I also have mysql installed and i know it work too. i can write a simple .py file to create a table, etc.
as for the handler, i do not know how to find it out. all i know is if i type the ip of my current server in another browser, it does bring up a page as expect. i have a simple html file says hello in the www/html folder and that is about it.
as for the handler, i do not know how to find it out. all i know is if i type the ip of my current server in another browser, it does bring up a page as expect. i have a simple html file says hello in the www/html folder and that is about it.
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