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The International PHP Magazine has posted the results of their latest reader poll for the week. The question they posed to visitors of their site asked about their favorite FAQ manager from those on the list:
Be sure to check out this week's poll that asks which of the four options is the most common perspective regarding objects in PHP.
The International PHP Magazine has posted the results of their latest reader poll for the week. The question they posed to visitors of their site asked about their favorite FAQ manager from those on the list:
Be sure to check out this week's poll that asks which of the four options is the most common perspective regarding objects in PHP.
Steven Choy lists in this new blog posting some of the more popular PHP offerings for creating and managing FAQ systems.
The following are three PHP scripts for creating and maintaining web-based Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) systems. They are all free of charge and can use MySQL as database in the backend. I also try to google them to see if there are any example websites that make a good use of them.
The three he mentions are:
He briefly describes each, noting a few of the sites that use each under them. He doesn't really recommend one over the other, however - again a "right tool for the right job" situation. Each has its own strengths that can play well with what your needs might be.
Steven Choy lists in this new blog posting some of the more popular PHP offerings for creating and managing FAQ systems.
The following are three PHP scripts for creating and maintaining web-based Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs) systems. They are all free of charge and can use MySQL as database in the backend. I also try to google them to see if there are any example websites that make a good use of them.
The three he mentions are:
He briefly describes each, noting a few of the sites that use each under them. He doesn't really recommend one over the other, however - again a "right tool for the right job" situation. Each has its own strengths that can play well with what your needs might be.
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