The PHP engine lets you create dynamic Web pages. PHP also reads HTML, so you can save an HTML file with a PHP extension and upload the new file to your server. After you upload the file to your ...

HTML is a markup language rather than a programming language. You can specify how you want text to appear on a Web page with HTML, but you can't make decisions or change the contents of the page ...

There is little doubt that PHP is one of the easiest languages to use to start generating dynamic Web content. PHP, in combination with Linux, Apache and MySQL is so popular, it has spawned the ...

I have a confession to make: I am an undisciplined programmer at heart. Unless someone or something provides external motivation to do otherwise, I tend to jump in and start coding a project without ...

the entrenchment of commercial Web application languages — most notably Microsoft’s ASP (now ASP.Net), Sun’s JSP, and Macromedia’s ColdFusion — seems to leave little room for open source alternatives.

I have been asked to learn how to do some basic GUI programming. Can anyone suggest a good place to start that will teach me the basics? I just need to be able to modify an existing GUI to add new ...

For PHP, I don't know, but for HTML I use Tidy. I have no idea how it'll handle PHP, but if you have PHP embedded in your HTML, you probably have bigger problems than making it look good.

How many times have you set up a web server with Apache 2 only to find out that when you attempt to view a page with a .php extension, the page either attempts to save onto the local drive or it ...