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php is processed and finished when the users sees the full page so no html cannot call a php file.  I suspect your are trying to make a php template in which case include and require are your friends - you'll find them explained in the manual.

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depending on what you want done,

you could write the php function on a seperate page,

lets say, "function.php",

and then in your HTML file write:

<?php include "/function.php"; ?>

 

once again...this assumes that the server is set up to parse html files for php...

 

it is just easier to save the file as php...

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