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Subject:    RE: [PHP-DB] Are PHP & MySQL acceptable for the website I want to make
From:       "Daevid Vincent" <daevid () daevid ! com>
Date:       2007-06-07 0:02:17
Message-ID: BRAKAOzyfyz5b6KZmcK0000173b () mx1 ! lockdownnetworks ! com
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Not rain on your parade, but uh... Why would you re-invent the wheel?!

A quick Google search for "reminder sites" turns up 4.8million hits, 
including canned ones for $35 for an entire site to use as you wish! 

http://www.easyturnkeysites.com/catdisplay.php?category=Reminder%20Websi
tes
http://www.bigdates-solutions.com/consumer.asp
http://www.candor.com/reminder/

But to answer your question, yes, LAMP is perfect for this task.

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Austin C [mailto:galacticneo@gmail.com] 
> Sent: Wednesday, June 06, 2007 3:33 PM
> To: php-db@lists.php.net
> Subject: [PHP-DB] Are PHP & MySQL acceptable for the website 
> I want to make
> 
> Hello, I am looking into making a website tha allows people 
> to signup, and
> post messages that will be inserted into the database. 
> Basically, the site
> will be a remembering service, like someone needs to remember 
> a meeting at
> 5:30, they would type that into the form, and it would save 
> it in table with
> their name. And, they can save virtually anything. And I also 
> want to make
> it so that when it is almost time for their meeting, the 
> system would send
> an sms message too them to remind them. They could also store 
> passwords, or
> whatever else they wanted. This is really just the basis of 
> my site. Please
> tell me if PHP and MySQL would be good for this project, and 
> what you people
> think of the idea and all/
> 
> -- 
> Thanks, the webmaster of Galacticwebdesigns.com
> 

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