Problem solved, thanks for suggestions everybody :)

good point and well taken :)

You need to use PHPMyAdmin or get remote access credentials and use something like Navicat SQL. You shouldn't store the files in the database but store the path to the files on the server and then upload them into a non-accessible folder. Database Fields: id, Name, Path. Then you can create a file which reads from the path and outputs the file when needed. So all in all there's a lot of testing to be done. So, I suggest trying to install XAMPP on your PC again - it really is worth it for testing. Use default settings and it should work. Then go to http://localhost/[^] Portfolio | Web Design, Web Hosting & IT Support

wartotojas wrote: automaticaly update source code of HTML It would be highly unlikely that you would find something that would do this. most sites that allow commenting on articles are database driven. The articles would live in a article table and the related comments would live in a comments table. These two tables would be joined by a common id number (meaning you would put the article id in the comments table). You could use JavaScript to add the comments to the database and also to push the comment dynamically to the document (to a DIV or a SPAN). AJAX is good for this type of thing (kinda like Facebook and it's commenting system).

thanx for your help everybody, I scrapped this idea, probably its not for my programming skills :)