Jason asked:
Im making a phone book for my site, and my host does not allow me to use PHP unless I link to it. How do you link to them and get them to actually do the function?
Im making a phone book for my site, and my host does not allow me to use PHP unless I link to it. How do you link to them and get them to actually do the function?
2 Comments to 'How do you link to a PHP file and make it actually do the function?'
March 5, 2010
This link might help
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March 6, 2010
What it means by linking to the php files, is that you must still create the files on another server and use a hyper-link to send viewers to that page. I recommend saving yourself those extra steps and just switching servers to a host that provides server-side support for php, ASP.net, etc.
My recommendation is — This is a GREAT host and is free!
To make the php file “function,” you must create the code in php, which unlike HTML used in a basic web-page is an actual programming language that requires time spent learning and practicing. There’s no way to really explain to you how to make it function without you already having php knowledge or experience in another programming language. Sorry.
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