ticket reservation project in php

itle: ticket reservation

Description: This is ticketing reservations of online in comic strip live

1. Installation

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1.1 Requirements

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You need web hosting which provides:

- PHP 4.1.0 or above (tested on 4.1.x, 4.2.x, 4.3.x and 5.0.0) and

- MySQL 3.5 or above (must support compound AUTO_INCREMENT).

1.2 Instructions

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1.2.1 Archive Extraction

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How you extract the contents of the Beehiveforum distribution archive is very important. At all times please ensure that you retain the directory structure of the archive. If everything has been extracted correctly you should be presented with a directory that looks a bit like this:

As you can see the main distribution contains a docs and forum folder. The main forum folder, which actually contains Beehive, itself contains several more folders with relevant files in them. If they are not extracted in the right place subsequently uploading them to your server in this incorrect order will result in Beehive working incorrectly or not at all.

1.2.2 Database setup

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To set up the database, use something like phpMyAdmin (get it from https://sourceforge.net/projects/phpmyadmin/), or direct MySQL if you have the "skillz", to create a database for your forum to live in. Take note of the database name, as you will need it when you run the install script.

(Beehive would prefer its very own database, but if you can't provide that, it should work in an existing one.)

1.2.3 Upload

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You should now upload the forum onto your web space. We recommend that you simply upload the "forum" folder directly, either into the root of your web space or into another folder of your choosing.

1.2.4 Installing the forum

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Once everything's uploaded, you will need to run the forum's install script. This is located in the /install subdirectory of your forum. To access it, you will need to load the file in your browser from the web space you just uploaded to, e.g.:

http://www.mysite.com/forum/install.php

This will then walk you through the creation of your new forum. Note that you will need your MySQL database's host address, username and password for this stage, as well as the name of the database from step 1.2.2. You should be able to get the information from your hosting provider if you're not running your own server.

1.2.5 First use

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If all went well, you should now have a working forum! After deleting the /install subdirectory (as is described by the install script) you can then log in to your newly created administrator account, using the details you specified at install. This account gives you access to everything, so you can create folders, set user permissions and so forth.

1.2.6 Adminning

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Now you're ready to create some folders, so click the admin link near the top of the page, then choose folders from the menu on the left, and set them up.

You may also wish to change the access permissions of your forum. In the admin section, under 'Manage Forums' you can set your forum access to 'Restricted' (so that each user account need be given permission) or 'Passworded' (so that each user needs to know a password you specify to gain entry).

The other links on the left let you set up profile sections and items, where your members can provide information about themselves if they like, and do stuff to users, like ban them, gag them or promote them. You can also edit the forum 'start' page, change the forum style, add forum word filters and so forth. It's all explained in there.

1.2.7 What to do if it doesn't work

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Don't panic. Pop over to http://www.tehforum.net/forum/ and ask us for help, but remember, we don't get paid for this, so be nice.

It's helpful if you can tell us your setup when you've got a problem, such as the type of server (e.g. Linux/Apache, Windows/Apache or Windows/IIS, etc) and the version of PHP and MySQL that you're using. If Beehive threw up an error message, paste that in as well.

1.2.8 Add your forum to our list (optional)

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If you like, you can add your shiny new forum to our list of live copies by going to http://beehiveforum.net/forums.php

It could be a bit of publicity for your site, and it helps us to be able to say "Look, all these people are using it!", but if you don't want to, you don't have to.

1.3 Customising Beehive

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Beehive Forum has user-selectable styles. Basically these are like themes (or skins for WinAmp users) for your forum. There are several supplied styles, and it's easy to create your own.

You can edit the existing styles, but we recommend that you create your own styles.

To create a new style, just create a new folder in the styles folder, with the name of the new style. For example, to add a style called "fish", you need a folder called "fish" in the "styles" folder.

Then copy in the contents of one of the existing folders to base your new style on (the "default" folder is probably a good start) - style.css, top.html and the images folder with contents.

Additionally you can also create random styles by using the forum styles tool in the admin section of the forum. Unfortunately this tool does not allow you to specify different multiple colours to use, rather it rather cunningly chooses some for you that are mathematically determined to be suitable based on your first choice. Watch this space for a fully fledged style editor.

Note: Due to the new multi-forum capabilities of Beehive 0.5+, there are now two locations where stylesheets/images etc. are held. For styles which you wish to be globally available to all forums on your server, add/change the styles in the /styles subdirectory. For forum-specific styles, you will need to add/change the styles in the /forums/FORUM_WEBTAG/styles directory, where 'FORUM_WEBTAG' is the webtag of your forum that you chose on forum-creation. See /forums/default as an example.

Note: Styles created using the admin styles creator will be saved as forum-specific styles. If you wish for a style you create through it to be global, you will need to manually copy the style into the global /styles directory through your FTP program.

Note: start_main.php, style.css and top.html can also be present in the /forums/FORUM_WEBTAG directory, which allows for per-forum start pages, default forum styles, and top frames.

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