Using a PHP file inside of my Html website
- Thread starter imamwhat
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weedsmoker
Junior Member
- May 2, 2011
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Save html file as php (.php extension) and put php code like this for example:
Code:
<?php
php code here
?>
html code herecuteprinces
Registered Member
- Apr 27, 2008
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Yeah ^^^ is correct
backlinks1
Junior Member
- Jul 13, 2011
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it looks like that !
<html>
<?php
php code here
?>
</html>
but php can work if you install php and My SQL
<html>
<?php
php code here
?>
</html>
but php can work if you install php and My SQL
You'll have to make sure that your server supports PHP (it has to be able to interpret the actual PHP code and do what the code tells it to do). The easiest way to find this out might be this:
1) Rename your .html file into a .php file.
2) Put this somewhere in your new .php file:
3) Run this PHP script by visiting the .php file with your browser.
1) Rename your .html file into a .php file.
2) Put this somewhere in your new .php file:
PHP:
<?php echo "PHP seems to be working."; ?>thom.holland
Newbie
- Apr 23, 2012
- 16
- 0
Make sure to do it clean, keep the HTML separate from the PHP code and include it into your PHP file.
Consider using .tpl templates (Google search)
Consider using .tpl templates (Google search)
Changing all html files to php could be a lot of work if you have many html file(the reason why pure html files are a nasty idea-changing one thing could mean hours of work). So i suggest using the .htaccess options instead. Assuming you are running an apache server you need to add the following to your .htaccess:
That will tell the server to read html files as php files.
And then what everyone suggested
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Code:
[COLOR=#000000][FONT=monospace]AddType application/x-httpd-php .html .htmAnd then what everyone suggested
Code:
<?php
include "my_included_file.php";
?>Blackberry_11
Regular Member
- Apr 17, 2011
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It's a job,
please appoint any one to do it via reputed freelancing site.
please appoint any one to do it via reputed freelancing site.
johnmacklen
Registered Member
- Apr 26, 2013
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hi..
There are 2 way to use HTML on your PHP page but i describe simple one. If you have any problem about that i'll tell you next one.So here we go...
To put the HTML outside of your PHP tags.You can even put it in the middle if you close and reopen the <?php -and- ?> tags.
<?php
//your php code here
?>
<?php
//more php code
?>
There are 2 way to use HTML on your PHP page but i describe simple one. If you have any problem about that i'll tell you next one.So here we go...
To put the HTML outside of your PHP tags.You can even put it in the middle if you close and reopen the <?php -and- ?> tags.
<?php
//your php code here
?>
<?php
//more php code
?>
tweakcoder
Regular Member
- Apr 8, 2012
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1. Direct Put code in HTML
<html>
<body>
<?php
//Your code here
?>
</body>
</html>
2. Inherit PHP file using include
<?php
include "file.php";
?>
3. Inherit PHP file using require
<?php
require "my_included_file.php";
?>
<html>
<body>
<?php
//Your code here
?>
</body>
</html>
2. Inherit PHP file using include
<?php
include "file.php";
?>
3. Inherit PHP file using require
<?php
require "my_included_file.php";
?>
CodingSquared
Newbie
- Jun 14, 2013
- 5
- 0
Make sure your html file has .php extension instead of .html. Here is how to detect mobile users:
Code . Google ---> Mobile_Detect
Code . Google ---> Mobile_Detect
Code:
[B]<?[/B]php [B]include[/B] [COLOR=#DD1144]'Mobile_Detect.php'[/COLOR];
[COLOR=#008080] $detect[/COLOR] [B]=[/B] [B]new[/B] Mobile_Detect();
if($detect->isAndroidOS() || [COLOR=#008080]$detect[/COLOR][B]->[/B][COLOR=#008080]isiOS[/COLOR]()){
// redirect the user
}
?>
gregevskye
BANNED
- Jul 15, 2013
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- 37
You cannot run php on a .html file. You should to save it as .php and then use php code for processing. <?php?> in this shape.