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Posted by Jim Carlock on 11/16/05 05:26
"Jerry Stuckle" <jstucklex@attglobal.net> posted:
> There is no "default" page in Apache, other than what
> you specify in the httpd.conf file. Often this is index.html,
> default.htm or similar - but it's whatever you specify.
Thanks Jerry.
Another question to anyone that has an answer...
<?php
require ("doctype.htm");
$sDoc=$sDocType.'<html>\r\n<head>\r\n';
$sDoc.='<title>Test.php</title>\r\n';
$sDoc.='</head>\r\n';
$sDoc.='<body>\r\n';
$sDoc.='<p align="center">hello world</p>\r\n';
$sDoc.='</body>\r\n';
$sDoc.='</html>\r\n';
echo ($sDoc);
?>
How do I add a newline using PHP? Also, CAN the
httpd.conf file be accessed via PHP? Or if there's a
client-based (web/subweb-based) file rather than the
system-wide based file, what's the name and can I
get to via PHP?
--
Jim Carlock
Post replies to the newsgroup, thanks.
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