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Integration of Php forums in Html pages!!

Discussion in 'HTML & Website Design' started by sektor111, Sep 2, 2007.

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    Dear Community,
    I would like first to thank you for this great forum. It is a great job.
    My question regards the possibility of integrating a Php forum into an Html webpage. Is that possible? I am still a newbie in web sites programming, and I would be very thankful for any response that may offer some help.
    Thanks
     
    sektor111, Sep 2, 2007 IP
  2. B4nks

    B4nks Peon

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    noe Well-Known Member

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    htaccess rewrite
     
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  4. Philopoemen

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    I think this is a weird question, especially if it comes from a soon-to-be developer.

    PHP = programming language.
    HTML = mark-up language.

    HTML is used for display in any case, if you're using PHP or ASP, doesn't matter much, cause the end-result is still HTML.
     
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    Thanks alot B4Nks. This is exactly the thing I was talking about. An Html page where you could also insert a php based forum, like in the website you have provided above.

    PEace
     
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  6. sektor111

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    I think I know what Php and Html stand for. My question was not regarding the differences between the two. If you read it well you could understand that I asked about something not "wierd".

    Regards.
     
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  7. wvccboy

    wvccboy Notable Member

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    Using iframe? Old stuff but works too.. nowadays though it's integrating html into PHP and not PHP into html. ;)
     
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    Just break into php <?php $code = here ; ?> then continue doing HTML. Dont forget to save as .php file, though!
     
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