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Orionsbelter

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In all seriousness, PHP allows one to switch between scripting and outputting HTML in the same file.  Example:

 

<?php
   $title = "testing";
?>

<html>
<head>
   <title><?php echo $title; ?></title>
</head>

<body>
   Wow, look, I'm normal text in an HTML document!
</body>
</html>

 

The colored bits are PHP.  The rest is HTML.  This file would be saved as something.php, but that doesn't change the fact that the black-and-white bits are HTML.

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comon kids... be nice...

 

and yes it is javascript :-)

 

<scr ipt>
function playSound(id){

if(document.embeds) document.embeds["sound"+id].play();

}
</scr ipt>

<embed SRC="beep.wav" HIDDEN="TRUE" AUTOSTART="false" name="sound1" loop="false"></embed>

<a onclick="javascript:playSound('1');">play</a>

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it makes my day that the user isnt on their first post to which to me indicates they have done some degree of coding in the past

 

I know right, 150 posts and he doesn't know the difference between php and js...

 

 

Dibs on the signature.

 

That's just too funny, I'm glad I was involved in this thread.

 

On a more serious note, blmg911, if you need help you have to start attempting these tasks on your own.  Like the previous posts visit php.net, tizag.com, there are thousands that teach you what you need to know piece by piece and if you need help we'll still be here....

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  • 3 weeks later...

<embed src='.wav' autostart='true' loop='false'
width='2' height='0'>
</embed>

 

Maybe the code he originally saw was this....

 

<?php
echo "<embed src='.wav' autostart='true' loop='false' width='2' height='0'></embed>";
?>

Lmfao

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