Hi CubicSpline,

thank you for your answer. Indeed, you are right that I can write a cgi managing this, because it is so simple. That would also be the fastes way to get it done, too. So it seems to be the most wining solution, ...but, and now you are right, too, I'd like to enrich my capabilities, too.

So I am intersted in learning XML, which I have often heard of, but don't know how to use. I was wondering, if this small project would be right to get it done and learn XML, too.


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In reply to Re: Re: Movie-database (mysql) with browser interface by khippy
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