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Robert is right, I used the ASP style tags (which are allowable depending on
the setup in your php.ini file). For "pure" PHP, these should be question
marks:
<p>This is my data variable value: <?= $myVar ?></p>
My apologies.
Larry: these tags allow you to embed a variables contents or the return
value of a procedure directly into your HTML. These are PHP tags, not HTML
tags. When the pre-processor parses the PHP, encountering one of these tags
engages the processor (as do the <?php opening tags) and the closing ?>
disengages the processor. Anything outside those tags is rendered as is as
HTML.
You can convert any HTML file to a PHP file simply by changing the extension
to ".php". If the server has PHP installed properly, then the page will be
rendered just as before.
Hope this clears it up.
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