Joel,
check this page out (example 10.2)
http://us.php.net/manual/en/language.basic-syntax.php
Robert
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Joel - are the %< and %> tags part of HTML? I've not seen them before -
is
that how you reference a varible defined in PHP when you are outside of the
PHP sections?
, Larry Kleinman
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Hi Larry:
The example you sent uses echo to output everything. Check out these
options instead:
1) Drop in and out of PHP as required:
<html>
<head><title>My Web Page</title></head>
<body>
<p>The Year is:
<?php
echo Date('Y');
?>
</p>
</body>
This will actually dump the return value of the call to the Date() function
inline into your HTML. In this example, it is a bit of overkill, but for
more complex operations such as database access, file includes, or
calculations this makes sense. You still use echo when you want to output
from within PHP code (and of course white space is ignored), but as you'll
see in the next option even that is routinely unnecessary.
2) Use PHP Expressions to embed data:
<html>
<head><title>My Web Page</title></head>
<body>
<?php
$date = Date('Y');
?>
<p>The Year is: <%= $date %></p>
</body>
This is from memory, and I haven't coded PHP from scratch in a while, but I
think it is correct. Basically, you can embed data fields or even function
calls directly inline.
Both of these approaches make your PHP code a lot more palatable.
HTH,
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Joel Cochran
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On 10/2/07, Larry Kleinman <larry@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Hi - I'm making the switch from Net.Data to PHP and have some really
basic
questions. Most important, at least right now:
Net.Data allows ordinary HTML inside of a Net.Data function. For example
%HTML (S1) {
<html>
<head>
</head>
<body>
Some text here
@S1 ( )
Some more text here
</body>
%}
will display "Some text here" then call the function name S1, then
display
"Some more text here"
In PHP, it looks like i have to use the Echo funciton whenever I want to
do
straight HTML
<?php
Function input ( ) {
echo "
some text here
";
S1 ( )
echo "
some text here
";
}
?>
Is this correct?
Larry Kleinman
Kleinman Associates, Inc.
212-949-6469
203-255-4100
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