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Help with PHP in HTML

John

2006-08-19, 3:35 am

I have searched all over the Internet and can't find a solution.

I have a PHP mailing script that is really good. However, if I create
a link to the mailing list, it looks bad. No color, black and white
and it's located to the very left of the screen. I would like to have
the mailing list on my front html page:

example

Join our mailing list

Email address

Submit

Something like that. Is it possible to have PHP and html together? I
have tried to use the include command, but that just didn't display
the mailing list.

Thank You

John

Leonard Blaisdell

2006-08-19, 6:48 am

In article <ndede21dcuvgnanc8lo6f9977tq4omrofr@4ax.com>,
John <John_nospam@hhhhhhhhhh.com> wrote:

> Something like that. Is it possible to have PHP and html together? I
> have tried to use the include command, but that just didn't display
> the mailing list.

Yes. You can incorporate HTML directly into your script. You can also
put your raw output from PHP between element tags that are styled.
Forget using #include.

leo

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Jerry Stuckle

2006-08-19, 6:44 pm

Leonard Blaisdell wrote:
> In article <ndede21dcuvgnanc8lo6f9977tq4omrofr@4ax.com>,
> John <John_nospam@hhhhhhhhhh.com> wrote:
>
>
>
>
> Yes. You can incorporate HTML directly into your script. You can also
> put your raw output from PHP between element tags that are styled.
> Forget using #include.
>
> leo
>

No, you should not forget about #include. SSI has several advantages,
and you can place the code anyplace you want - including between styled
element tags.

In fact, I can think of no reason NOT to use #include unless the file is
not on the same server.

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