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If it supports PHP and MySql, you can try the scripts of the tutorial found here. I've found this site through this one which has some other links to tutorials and sample scripts.
It'd be good to have a basic understanding of PHP and MySql at first, though. I learnt the basics through the tutorial on lycos tripod, which is pretty decent. It assumes there's some form of phpMyAdmin on the server, and that you've already made a database, and that is the only thing that might cause trouble.
I advise you should find another host, which does support MySql and PHP. If you look at the bottom of the page, it says: "Our free web hosting account does not support CGI, Perl, PHP, ASP, MySQL, or any other advanced hosting solutions."
Anyway, if you've found a host which supports PHP and MySql, these tutorials are a good way to get started.
It'd be good to have a basic understanding of PHP and MySql at first, though. I learnt the basics through the tutorial on lycos tripod, which is pretty decent. It assumes there's some form of phpMyAdmin on the server, and that you've already made a database, and that is the only thing that might cause trouble.
I advise you should find another host, which does support MySql and PHP. If you look at the bottom of the page, it says: "Our free web hosting account does not support CGI, Perl, PHP, ASP, MySQL, or any other advanced hosting solutions."
Anyway, if you've found a host which supports PHP and MySql, these tutorials are a good way to get started.
