Jessica,
I used that technique before PHP was available (for all readers, the key term here is
Server Side Includes, e.g. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/howto/ssi.html.html). With PHP
you're a lot more flexible so that you should get rid of your shtml structure,
especially as PHP is much faster
Hello,
it isn't regular html, it is only server-parsed stuff .. Server Side
Includes.
You won't need that in PHP, just do:
blah blah blah ..
SSL
On Wed, 18 Jul 2001, jessica lee tishmack wrote:
> In html, I can do
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> How do I do this in PHP?
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> Thanks,
> Jessica
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>
> --
> PHP
You would do
or
$title";
?>
Hope that helps
Sheridan
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> Thanks for the prompt replies...but I think I shoul
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> Thanks for the prompt replies...but I think I should clarify...
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> In regular html, I would do this:
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> > In html, I can do
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> I've actually never seen this in html...
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> > How do I do this in PHP?
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> but is this what you are
> In html, I can do
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I've actually never seen this in html...
> How do I do this in PHP?
but is this what you are talking about?
$TITLE = "some title here";
? Or am I missing something?
Or perhaps you want to keep it an html thing...
echo "";
?
Chris
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$TITLE = "some title here";
> -Original Message-
> From: jessica lee tishmack [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, July 18, 2001 11:28 AM
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> Subject: [PHP] set var in PHP
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> In html, I can do
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> How do I do this in PHP?
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> Thanks,
> Jessica
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