Hey guys, This is probably a very very noob question. However, i have some knowledge of databases i just have no clue how to add php scripts. I have a mysql database server, i just want to connect a lsl object to communicate with the database. I want it to be able to add, delete, search for things in the database. I have looked at some tutorials and such i just don't know where to add the php scripts and stuff. Or if there is another way to achieve this communication.

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Thanks for your time, hope you can help! Hey guys, This is probably a very very noob question. However, i have some knowledge of databases i just have no clue how to add php scripts. I have a mysql database server, i just want to connect a lsl object to communicate with the database. I want it to be able to add, delete, search for things in the database. I have looked at some tutorials and such i just don't know where to add the php scripts and stuff.

Or if there is another way to achieve this communication. Thanks for your time, hope you can help! You'd not be putting php inside MySQL, as entries in a database are data, not code that executes. You'd be putting php directly on your web server and it would connect to a database hosted there as well, responding to HTTP requests from LSL scripts in SL (as Rolig pointed you to) and executing queries into your database as a result. Most web hosting services provide bundled PHP/MySQL services. If you have a web server out there on the internet somewhere, the hosting provider will have support documents explaining their services and how to get started.

If the database is hosted on your personal computer, you'll have to obtain a static IP address or register your computer through a service such as DynDNS to nail it down in a stable location that your LSL scripts can find. You'll have to dig through the support site for your computer (MS, Apple, Ubuntu, etc) for tutorials. If you haven't accessed a database via PHP scripts on a web server before, I think you've got a fair amount of work ahead of you, Gunner. It's been years since I've done it, it was fun, I learned a lot, but it took me quite a bit of time. PHP is relatively easy to learn and there are a number of tutorials on the web on how to use it to interface with MySQL. Basically, all it does is act as a part of the chain of communication. Picture it like this: Your web site Internet Second Life MySQL PHP LSLDatabase page program In other words, your program within SL communicates with the PHP page, which then interacts with the database, as well as sending a response back to your program.

It acts as a 'gateway' to the underlying database, which knows nothing of the internet. To help you along with your application, you may find these links to be helpful and. Hp Pavilion A1010n Drivers. But please note that your questions in development and debugging may end up being more along the lines of PHP and MySQL interactions rather than LSL specific and be more appropriate in forums devoted to that.