2.Can we use our own forms like contact forms,registration form…etc…
for example if i use contact form with php code…i have to connect it to the Mysql DB table how to implement this…
At wordpress.org, you can download WP as a bunch of code and upload it to your own web hosting account and manage and customize it yourself, whereas at wordpress.com, you sign up for a free, hosted account, but you then have less control over the site.
2.Can we use our own forms like contact forms,registration form…etc…
for example if i use contact form with php code…i have to connect it to the Mysql DB table how to implement this…
Certainly you can do that—at least if you place the WP code on your own hosting account.
Yes, you can use the WP code on your own hosting account with your own domain name, or you can use the wordpress.com service and pay a small fee to change the URL to your own domain name.
4.can we combine wordpress with php,mysql,flash and photoshop??
Yes … particularly is you use the WP code at wordpress.org on your own server. (Photoshop is just for preparing images, though.)
5.after i done with my professional website what i have to do for hosting…can some one explain me in detail…
You get hosting separately, unless you have a free website at wordpress.com (though that’s not really very ‘professional’). So, go to a web hosting company and buy your web hosting package and a domain name (or get the domain name from another company) and then upload the wordpress.org files to your new hosting account. In fact, a lot of web hosting companies provide you wiht a button you can click to install WordPress without having to download it first, but I recommend you download it anyway and then upload it to your hosting account. Have a look at the ‘5 minute install’ instructions.
6.Can u say me about the hosting im new to all these things…what i have to do with the hosting…
Go to a web hosting company and sign up for a year’s hosting. There are thousands of them. I would say go for a Linux/Apache hosting package. Maybe Google “web hosting [your country]” for hosting options.
You can do it, but I wouldn’t do that unless all of the sites are yours. Don’t do it if the sites belong to various clients. (Well, I haven’t used this WP features, so I’m saying that as a ‘gut response’).
I Googled this issue, and here’s one (of many) links that may be of use: