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@NogDogAug 28.2005 — #As far as I know, no.
PHP gets parsed and executed on the server. HTML tags like <script>...</script> get parsed and executed on the client (browser). @NogDogAug 28.2005 — #
No. I'm saying that PHP gets processed on the server, and every PHP installation I know of looks for <?php ... ?> (or <? ... ?> on some out-of-date installations) to delineate PHP code. The <script> HTML tag is used for scripts which get processed on the client side (the browser) such as JavaScript.
query.strings
um?? … i’ve heard that you can write ph tags when they start of with
[code=php]
<script language=”php”>
um?? yeh the script here
</script>
do you think that if i used the query string code with php in that sort of way but in a html doc..
would/do u think that would work or not.
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@NogDogAug 28.2005 — #PHP gets parsed and executed on the server. HTML tags like <script>...</script> get parsed and executed on the client (browser).
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@NogDogAug 28.2005 — #so what your saying is that I could use php in a html doc. if i use the <script></script> tags right.?.?.[/QUOTE]
No. I'm saying that PHP gets processed on the server, and every PHP installation I know of looks for <?php ... ?> (or <? ... ?> on some out-of-date installations) to delineate PHP code. The <script> HTML tag is used for scripts which get processed on the client side (the browser) such as JavaScript.