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Dreamweaver- Membership Sites Programming ?

by dlundy1
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Hey, I'm Trying To Create A Membership Site In Dreamweaver But I Have NO idea How To Make That Happen... any Ideas That Could Help??
#dreamweaver #membership #programming #sites
  • Profile picture of the author FirstSocialApps
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  • Profile picture of the author Sitesupplier
    Do you have any skills in web development? Creating a site with a "members" section is fairly simple, but will require some knowledge of PHP and JavaScript, as well as HTML and CSS for presentation and layout.

    Since you claim to have no idea how to make this happen, I think it's safe to assume you're skills are lacking to non-existent when it comes to web design and web development; therefore I recommend starting at the beginning and learning some basic web design with HTML and CSS, then moving on to DOM manipulation via JavaScript, and then take a step up to PHP.

    In summary:

    1. Learn HTML
    2. Learn CSS
    3. Learn JavaScript
    4. Lean PHP

    During your trip, you'll also want to learn a little about handling graphics, so it might be a good idea to get a graphics app like Photoshop, or you can go with the open-source, free alternative GIMP.
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  • Profile picture of the author sohailblog
    dear you have to learn php or asp to to develop database and create membership website.
    you can learn it from w3shools.com
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  • Profile picture of the author daedhrogon
    Hi Deon, you should hire someone, use something already existing, or learn a programming language. Dreamwaver isn't the right tool for this.
    Oh, btw, we're building a new membership website and are running a survey to know (and build) what people want. Would you like to answer few questions? ( Membership system )
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    • Profile picture of the author Sitesupplier
      Originally Posted by daedhrogon View Post

      Dreamwaver isn't the right tool for this.
      How did you conclude that? Dreamweaver is just an IDE. Personally I like using Dreamweaver because it makes my job quicker with tooltips and code-completion, though some people swear this makes you a bad coder.
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