Hint: "It's not working!?! Why?!?"
- Check: Is Apache turned on? duh...
- <?php to start a php tag
- ?> to end the tag
- Use the tag within an html file to jump in and out of php.
- Can jump in and out of php/html within a php block even.
- Variables always start with a '$'.
- Can see all reserved variables through phpinfo().
- Variables can be pretty much the same types (bool, int, string, etc.) that they could be in C++, but you don't need to declare them that way. Also some mixed types and type casting is allowed.
- strpos($haystack, 'needle'); //finds the string needle within the variable haystack. Returns the position, or FALSE.
- int count (mixed $var [, int $mode] ); //Returns the number of elements in var, which is typically an array, since anything else will have one element.
- PHP can access html form info easily. See tutorial for help.
- It seems like you can use php alone as well, without html surrounding it. Is that true?
- For instance, <?php phpinfo(); ?> works fine in its own file.
- What is "Model View Controller"? It sounds like a way of organizing your code to make it more readable and understandable.
- The PHP manual is pretty helpful and has a lot of examples and documentation for functions, global variables, etc. I'm impressed with how easy it is to understand.
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