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Help with PHP News script..


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i use frames in my site. All i did was made an iframe and just called the news.php file into it.

Take a look at My siteto see what i mean. That way i did not have to fool around with the colours as well.

P.S we just started fooling around with it so ignore the stupid posts :p

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Writing a news script isnt too much work as long as you have mySQL.

I wrote a script which loads a random quote from a mySQL database, added a 'Add Quote', 'Delete Quote' and 'Edit Quote' script in about 3 or 4 hours from start to finish. Changing it into a news script would just be a case of adding a few extra feild to the table (date, user who posted it, there email), then putting a it into an array with a while() loop.

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