Did you know that you can switch between HTML and PHP within the same document? Using HTML is an important part of using PHP. While PHP may be doing the actual work, we need to use HTML to format how it is displayed. Even the most useful PHP pages would get limited visits if they were completely unformatted.
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i have been using the Echo method in my PHP code. It works well when i am using it with short phrases but the whole script stops working when i use it with a long HTML formated phrases.
[i am a PHP beginner]
I believe you have to “echo” every new line, if your text is long, perhaps you are not doing that. If you use a new line and do not put “echo” again, it does not work
What about php’s compression ability which can be set in the ini file? Wouldn’t it make sense that if you are using a great deal of this intermixing to use the echo statements and set the compression to save on bandwidth? I am new to php so I may be completely off here….
I have a password to enter a web page but what code do I use to stop re-entry once someone leaves the page? The login is in PHP but the page is HTML.
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@ JokerXXX ; it is possible. Are you sure you have the ” and ‘ right? I haven’t experienced any limits yet.
@ Moira ; you can just use echo “firstline second line”;
@ Rob ; from your experience i suppose you don’t have an extremely busy site => just don’t bother about it
@ Jack ; that is impossible! You can’t do an authorization check using HTML (not in any normal way, that is)
I’m using php code in HTML and opeing it using internet explorer.
but php code is not working.