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RE: Quick php tutorial

I don't understand it..

RE: Quick php tutorial

Urr yeah see this topic has quickly gone from tutorial to code showoff :P

RE: Quick php tutorial

I should totally pwn yours with a GOOD tutorial.

PHP Code:


		
			
<?php

 if($_GET["food"] == "pie")

 {

  echo "--REMOVED BY MODERATOR FOR BEING INAPPROPRIATE ~SORRY--";

 }

 else

 {

  echo "--REMOVED BY MODERATOR FOR BEING INAPPROPRIATE ~SORRY--";

 }

?>

RE: Quick php tutorial

Hi,
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Thanks

RE: Quick php tutorial

for php tutorials use http://www.w3schools.com/ and http://www.tizag.com/ these two sites ....you will learn php very well....best luck

RE: Quick php tutorial

Quote:

Originally Posted by Ajof

Quick php tutorial

HELLO WORLD

1) Open a basic text editor like notepad

2) Insert our php opening and closing tags

PHP Code:


		
			
<?php



?>

3) Paste the code below between the tags

PHP Code:


		
			
//hello world comment



echo "Hello World!";

4) Save the file as helloworld.php and upload it to a web server with php installed

5) Navigate to the location in your browser

6) You should now see this

Quote:

Hello World!

So what did each part of the script do?

Well the <?php and ?> tags tell the php parser to parse anything between them before sending to the browser

The "//hello world comment" is what is known as a comment and is ignored by the php parser. The text there can be anything as long as it is on a single line but the "//" musty always come first.

The 'echo "Hello World!";' Is a function used to output html to the browser. Anything between the two double quotation marks will be shown in the browser.

And thats the end of that tutorial!

Hi,
This is very nice information about PHP....... thnks for sharing this
If you need more information use http://www.w3schools.com/ site from this site you will learn PHP very well...... best luck

RE: Quick php tutorial

umm if only this thread actually stayed alive, it could've helped lots of aspiring PHP programmers who wish to make better pet sites.