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Qu'est ce que PHP?> <Au moment de commencer
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Qu'est ce que PHP?> <Au moment de commencer
Last updated: Fri, 09 Jan 2009
 
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morgannahyde at yahoo dot com
22-Nov-2008 12:03
The hyper-link:  http://www.fs-dir.com/language/5/
offered by:  kissfsf at yahoo dot com
is broken

Curious to see whether this note gets trashed like my last one (inappropriately, INMHO)
kissfsf at yahoo dot com
27-Aug-2008 11:09
If you want more open source project of php, visit the following link which also has many free software of other program language like python,java,perl .etc.

http://www.fs-dir.com/language/5/

It's great!
nostamar $AT$ g mail
30-Jan-2008 08:06
here is a "server-php >> html >> browser" process illustration:
http://www.lastown.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=533

it shows the basic steps; first php code is parsed at server into html; then sent to browser, that understands html tags and renders them to the display the webpage, there's also some quick overview about the process.. worths taking a look at
winks716
19-Aug-2007 10:48
before html runs to show a webpage, php code runs first on web server.

so, when there lines as follow:

<table>
<tr>
<td>
  <?php
   
echo "php runs first!";
 
?>
</td>
</tr>
</table>

the first step is to run php code, we get:

<table>
<tr>
<td>
php runs first
</td>
</tr>
</table>

then, code is sent to browser, and we see somthing~
george dot langley at shaw dot ca
19-Jul-2007 08:02
"the code is executed on the server"

This is an important concept for the first-time PHP programmer to understand, so that when you get into string formatting later on, you understand the difference between formatting the on-screen content (as parsed by your browser) and formatting the HTML code (as returned by the server).
For example "\n" starts a new line in the HTML code, and its results are only seen if you look at the "source HTML". It is NOT the same as <br>!

[EDIT BY danbrown AT php DOT net:  Corrected typo in post.  Thanks to PHP at ANDY dot COM dot PT for pointing out the issue.]

Qu'est ce que PHP?> <Au moment de commencer
Last updated: Fri, 09 Jan 2009
 
 
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