A Question:
Aug. 8th, 2003 07:28 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
batskeetsHere's one for the db-savvy kids out there: Is there a way to burn a website onto CD, and have its PHP and MySQL documents work properly on said CD?
I kind of doubt that such a method exists, but if anyone knows of one, *please* enlighten me! The ONHW apparently burns its web site onto a resource CD every quarter, and the only good way I can think of to get the database-driven info over is saving the docs from a browser window and renaming them properly. It'd be nice if they didn't have to do that every time.
If you couldn't tell, I'm working on the web site as we speak, and the answer to the above question is going to affect one of my decisions on how to re-structure the database.'
Damnit, my headache is coming back. >_< I hate that.
I kind of doubt that such a method exists, but if anyone knows of one, *please* enlighten me! The ONHW apparently burns its web site onto a resource CD every quarter, and the only good way I can think of to get the database-driven info over is saving the docs from a browser window and renaming them properly. It'd be nice if they didn't have to do that every time.
If you couldn't tell, I'm working on the web site as we speak, and the answer to the above question is going to affect one of my decisions on how to re-structure the database.'
Damnit, my headache is coming back. >_< I hate that.
