phpmyadmin.. ??

floflo89

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Jun 28, 2010

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• Nov 6, 2010

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So I'm logged on some server on php my admin, i can create databases etc.

What now, can i make a blog/site from here..

Or what can i do whit this..

 

qxxxp

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• Nov 6, 2010

• #2

with phpmyadmin you can only manage your mysql databases... you cant develope apps/scripts in phpmyadmin..

 

nirose

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Oct 24, 2008

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• Nov 6, 2010

• #3

no you cannot create blogs with just access to database, you need ability to upload scripts that connect with the DB.

but if you find a blog's database you can may be edit the posts and add your links there.

 

floflo89

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looking for it.. its more something like a forum.. an edu forum, i must start to learn php

 

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Asif Brown

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Oct 23, 2010

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• Nov 6, 2010

• #5

Hi,

PhpMyAdmin is a tool for managing Mysql database.

It provide administrator support for mysql database(s) it build with PHP. It's itself a application/tools for headlining the Database.

For create a site/blog application you have to develop it separately, you can use any open source CMS/Freamwork.

Hope those will help you for better understanding.

If more information needs let me know on gmail or gtalk: asifbrown

Thanks,
Asif
Sr. Software Engineer

 

Last edited: Nov 6, 2010

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healthychoicenatural

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Nov 8, 2010

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• Nov 14, 2010

• #6

floflo89 said:

So I'm logged on some server on php my admin, i can create databases etc.

What now, can i make a blog/site from here..

Or what can i do whit this..

Click to expand...

CPA
please tell me your email

 

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Bross

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Feb 6, 2010

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• Nov 14, 2010

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According to your thread title and content,
I strongly advice to get the hell out of PHPMYADMIN.

This is no where webmaster noobs should be. To your own sites safety.

 

┼blackrat┼

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The Scarlet Pimp

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add a phpmyadmin folder to your main site and see how many hacker attacks you get.

my logs show that hackers often look for directories with that name.