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Gweiss at 19:19, 23 July 2024

2024-07-23T19:19:41Z

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	==Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended)==		==Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended)==
	# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username~~/www~~/filename.php)		# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. /web/userpages/''username''/filename.php)
	# Insert PHP statements anywhere in your file. Start each block of statements with <code><?php</code> and end it with <code>?></code> For example, to print a simple "Hello world!":<br/><code><nowiki><?php echo '<p>Hello world!</p>'; ?></nowiki></code>		# Insert PHP statements anywhere in your file. Start each block of statements with <code><?php</code> and end it with <code>?></code> For example, to print a simple "Hello world!":<br/><code><nowiki><?php echo '<p>Hello world!</p>'; ?></nowiki></code>
	# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 ~username~~/www~~/filename.php</code>		# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 /web/userpages/''username''/filename.php</code>
	# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.		# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.

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	# Using PHP on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other CGI langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI\|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.		# Using PHP on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other CGI langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI\|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.
	# Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .cgi extension), e.g. ~username~~/www~~/filename.cgi)		# Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .cgi extension), e.g. /web/userpages/''username''/filename.cgi)
	# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr/bin/php</code>		# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr/bin/php</code>
	# Write your PHP script. See the example above.		# Write your PHP script. See the example above.
	# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 ~username~~/www~~/filename.cgi</code>		# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 /web/userpages/''username''/filename.cgi</code>
	# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.		# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.

Gweiss at 20:12, 6 August 2019

2019-08-06T20:12:54Z

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	==~~Background~~==		==CSEE Personal Web Site==
	Set up your [[Web Introduction\|Personal Web Site]] if you have not done so already.		Set up your [[Web Introduction\|Personal Web Site]] if you have not done so already.

Gweiss at 20:12, 6 August 2019

2019-08-06T20:12:19Z

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			==Background==
	Set up your [[Web Introduction\|Personal Web Site]] if you have not done so already.		Set up your [[Web Introduction\|Personal Web Site]] if you have not done so already.

Gweiss at 20:11, 6 August 2019

2019-08-06T20:11:53Z

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			Set up your [[Web Introduction\|Personal Web Site]] if you have not done so already.

	==Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended)==		==Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended)==
	# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php)		# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php)

Gweiss at 21:10, 5 July 2018

2018-07-05T21:10:45Z

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	# Using PHP on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other CGI langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI\|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.		# Using PHP on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other CGI langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI\|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.
	# Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .cgi extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.cgi)		# Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .cgi extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.cgi)
	# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr~~/site~~/bin/php</code>		# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr/bin/php</code>
	# Write your PHP script. See the example above.		# Write your PHP script. See the example above.
	# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 ~username/www/filename.cgi</code>		# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 ~username/www/filename.cgi</code>

Gweiss: /* Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended) */

2015-06-17T20:56:40Z

Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended)

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	# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php)		# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php)
	# Insert PHP statements anywhere in your file. Start each block of statements with <code><?php</code> and end it with <code>?></code> For example, to print a simple "Hello world!":<br/><code><nowiki><?php echo '<p>Hello world!</p>'; ?></nowiki></code>		# Insert PHP statements anywhere in your file. Start each block of statements with <code><?php</code> and end it with <code>?></code> For example, to print a simple "Hello world!":<br/><code><nowiki><?php echo '<p>Hello world!</p>'; ?></nowiki></code>
	# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod ~~755~~ ~username/www/filename.php</code>		# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 ~username/www/filename.php</code>
	# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.		# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.

Gweiss: /* Using PHP in CGI scripts */

2015-06-17T20:55:22Z

Using PHP in CGI scripts

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	# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr/site/bin/php</code>		# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr/site/bin/php</code>
	# Write your PHP script. See the example above.		# Write your PHP script. See the example above.
	# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod ~~755~~ ~username/www/filename.cgi</code>		# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 705 ~username/www/filename.cgi</code>
	# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.		# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.

Tevan1: added regular non-CGI instructions

2007-01-09T22:14:05Z

added regular non-CGI instructions

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	==Using PHP on ~~CSEE Personal~~ Web ~~Pages==~~		==Using PHP in HTML documents (recommended)==
			# Create a PHP-enabled HTML file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php)
			# Insert PHP statements anywhere in your file. Start each block of statements with <code><?php</code> and end it with <code>?></code> For example, to print a simple "Hello world!":<br/><code><nowiki><?php echo '<p>Hello world!</p>'; ?></nowiki></code>
			# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 755 ~username/www/filename.php</code>
			# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.

	1. Using PHP ~~on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other~~ CGI ~~langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI\|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.~~		==Using PHP in CGI scripts==

	2. Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .~~php~~ extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php		# Using PHP on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other CGI langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI\|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.
			# Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .cgi extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.cgi)
			# The first line of that file should read:<br/><code>#!/usr/site/bin/php</code>
			# Write your PHP script. See the example above.
			# Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:<br/><code>chmod 755 ~username/www/filename.cgi</code>
			# Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.

	~~3. The first line of that file should read~~:		==Documentation==
			*[http://us2.php.net/manual/en/tutorial.php PHP Simple Tutorial]
	~~<code>#!~~/~~usr~~/~~site~~/~~bin~~/~~php<~~/~~code>~~		*[http://us2.php.net/manual/en/index.php PHP Manual]

	4. ~~Write your~~ PHP ~~script. Documentation describing the PHP langauge can be found at~~ http://~~www~~.php.net.

	~~5. Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:~~

	~~<code>chmod 755 ~username~~/~~www~~/~~filename~~.php~~</code>~~

	~~6. Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.~~

Tevan1: imported PHP guide to wiki format, fixed some instructional errors

2007-01-04T20:13:55Z

imported PHP guide to wiki format, fixed some instructional errors

New page

==Using PHP on CSEE Personal Web Pages==

1. Using PHP on CSEE web servers is the same as using any other CGI langauge such as Perl. Review the instructions at the [[CGI|CSEE CGI Guide]] to become familiar with using CGI.

2. Create your PHP file (make sure it has a .php extension), e.g. ~username/www/filename.php

3. The first line of that file should read:

<code>#!/usr/site/bin/php</code>

4. Write your PHP script. Documentation describing the PHP langauge can be found at http://www.php.net.

5. Make sure you set permissions properly on your script:

<code>chmod 755 ~username/www/filename.php</code>

6. Load the page with your favorite Web Browser to ensure that it works.