Dreamweaver - Convert HTML page to PHP page?

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Convert HTML page to PHP page?

MAW

2004-04-24, 5:29 pm

Is there an extension or something that I can use to convert an html page to a
php page?

I have a realtors site but all the pages are in html. I want to take two of
those pages and convert them to PHP so I can add a repeat region and set up a
MySQL database table so each time he gets a new listing the information will
pull from the database table and show the new listing. (I know how to do all
this part). I bought a template from someone so I could work smarter instead
of harder. So, that's why I have two html pages I want to convert to php.

I'm not a programmer, so instructions would have to be simple for me to make
the conversion or pay someone to do it for me. That's why I was wondering if
there were an extension or some little snippet of code that would do it for me.

Any help would be appreciated.

Mary Ann

Jerry McEwen

2004-04-24, 5:29 pm

On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 15:39:27 +0000 (UTC), "MAW"
<webforumsuser@macromedia.com> wrote:

>Is there an extension or something that I can use to convert an html page to a
>php page?
>
> I have a realtors site but all the pages are in html. I want to take two of
>those pages and convert them to PHP so I can add a repeat region and set up a
>MySQL database table so each time he gets a new listing the information will
>pull from the database table and show the new listing. (I know how to do all
>this part). I bought a template from someone so I could work smarter instead
>of harder. So, that's why I have two html pages I want to convert to php.
>
> I'm not a programmer, so instructions would have to be simple for me to make
>the conversion or pay someone to do it for me. That's why I was wondering if
>there were an extension or some little snippet of code that would do it for me.
>
> Any help would be appreciated.
>
> Mary Ann

Add your PHP code and rename with PHP extension. I'm not a programmer
either, but it's time to get your feet wet. There is a great tutorial
somewhere on Macromedia's site, it's called something like, "Your
First Store".