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An Introduction to PHP - Introduction

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Introduction

PHP is a server-side scripting language and interpreter that is available on a wide range of platforms, including some versions of Apache, and Microsoft's Internet Information Server (IIS). The original program was called Personal Home Page Tools, which is where the initials PHP come from. There are also a few other definitions of the name, mostly thought up in retrospect. Some say that PHP is a recursive three letter acronym meaning, PHP Hypertext Pre-processor. Another generally accepted definition is Pre Hypertext Processor. The PHP script is embedded in the Web page, and interpreted on the server before being sent to the client who requested the page. PHP is open source, and may be downloaded from www.php.net.

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  • Re: [3703] An Introduction to PHP

    Posted by radha_telanakula on 02 Jan 2007

    Here they show how to send valued in one file to another(both are in same folder)
    but i need to send values in one folder to another

  • Re: [3703] An Introduction to PHP

    Posted by pjlewis on 04 Apr 2006

    Yes, I think you're correct, although you could easily have a line like this:

    $num = $_POST['num'];


    to get around that problem. Which I think is what's missing from this tutor...

  • Re: [3703] An Introduction to PHP

    Posted by keepbalance on 04 Apr 2006

    In the PHP file should it be "$_POST["num"]" ?


    instead of just $num?

  • file download

    Posted by narayan on 21 Feb 2004

    hello

    I have in php a header which brings a save as box , but when file is down loaded it contains the 6 blank spaces at the start of of document .
    I have to avoid storing these blank spaces.Plea...

  • String concatenation

    Posted by jeen on 28 Jan 2004

    You can also do string concatenation like
    [code]
    $h = "Hello";
    $w = "World";

    $message = "$h $w";

    [/code]