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Posted by nemo on 06/29/05 22:52
On Wed, 29 Jun 2005 15:03:04 -0400, "Kees Boer"
<keesboer@integrity-computing.net> wrote:
>I'm not an expert myself, but you need to use:
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><?php and ?> at the end and beginning of your PHP code, and I think that would fix it.
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>Best,
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>Kees
> "Simon Bridgewater" <simon@webworx.co.uk> wrote in message news:Crywe.12151$zM2.4006@newsfe4-gui.ntli.net...
> If you could run php scripts on the client side that would work. PHP is a server side scripting language.
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> You need to find a host which has php(not too difficult) and then read a basic tutorial on php..
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> "ft310" <ft310@yahoo.com> wrote in message news:mjywe.58$%T1.603@eagle.america.net...
> I have two web page linked from http://www.rhodeisland-aa.org/ricsmeetings/index.htm
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> They are supposed to do the same thing. These pages are Test10 and Test20.
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> Test10 works (after a fashion)
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> Test20 does not work. The code from this page is
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> <html>
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> <head>
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> <title>RICS Test page 02 06/23/05</title>
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> <script language="php" type="text/php">
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> <!--
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> //-->
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> </script>
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> </head>
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> <body>Test Start >>>>
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> <script language="php">
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> $myvar = "Hello World 06/23/05";
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> echo $myvar;
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> </script>
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> <<<<Test End
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> </body>
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> </html>
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> I will be grateful if someone will tell me why this does not work
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> In advance, thanks
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> Frank
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> tooheys@fullchannel.net
You need to go back to basics on the operation of php. You're making such
an elementary mistake that it's clear you have yet to put php and tutorial
into a search engine. Do that, and you'll get loads'v helpful URLs.
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