 | Member with 692 posts. | | Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Texas | |
I think no one has answered because everyone that knows the answer knows that it won't be of any help to you. Here's a simple script that will work:
<?php
echo "hello world";
?>
This doesn't do much, won't pass any standards for a web page, and is uninteresting. But nonetheless if you save this script to a file named "file.php" and navigate to this page in a web browser, you'll see the words "hello world" on the page.
From seeing the questions you are posting here, please take this advice as someone that has been doing this for a very long time: if you're wanting to learn php, then go the library or bookstore and grab a book on the subject. All beginner's books will start the same way, and all will tell you the basics of getting started. For a free way of getting started, head over to the w3c page on php that you posted the link to in another thread. Once you dive in, when you get stuck ask your specific question here, including some code, and lots of people here will jump in to help.
Best of luck...
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