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Cleveland, Ohio
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United Kingdom
233 posts
Cleveland, Ohio
i know css, but not PHPthere are lots of free webhosts you could use to host your web content.
Also most website use php and css
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Australia
1619 posts
i recently learned a lot of HTML. and i wonder "how do i use it?" i understand there are other places like webs, and weebly to do non-coding, but i want to practice!
thanks!
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but where would i put the code?
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Australia
If you are going to use ST2 and the SFTP plugin, follow the instructions supplied by SFTP to setup the package. the only thing you have to remember is where they give you "remote_path" you have to set it to "/public_html/" or 000webhost won't be happy :P/> and your site wont load because you have uploaded to the wrong spot.but where would i put the code?
799 posts
Land of Meh
2088 posts
South Africa
7508 posts
Australia
Nice! does SSI work?Personally, for testing all the PHP stuffs I make, I just host a simple XAMPP server locally, but for releasing it, I'm going to start using the free website that comes with an account on http://koding.com. Koding is an online IDE that supports basically everything, and gives you a free website (mine currently has not much on it). They give you pretty cool domain names too. Mines http://gravityscore.koding.com.
It's currently in public beta, but you can request an invite to join.
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Auckland, New Zealand
Does is have support for MySql or custom .htaccess?Personally, for testing all the PHP stuffs I make, I just host a simple XAMPP server locally, but for releasing it, I'm going to start using the free website that comes with an account on http://koding.com. Koding is an online IDE that supports basically everything, and gives you a free website (mine currently has not much on it). They give you pretty cool domain names too. Mines http://gravityscore.koding.com.
It's currently in public beta, but you can request an invite to join.
799 posts
Land of Meh
Does is have support for MySql or custom .htaccess?Personally, for testing all the PHP stuffs I make, I just host a simple XAMPP server locally, but for releasing it, I'm going to start using the free website that comes with an account on http://koding.com. Koding is an online IDE that supports basically everything, and gives you a free website (mine currently has not much on it). They give you pretty cool domain names too. Mines http://gravityscore.koding.com.
It's currently in public beta, but you can request an invite to join.
7508 posts
Australia
Now answer my one! :P/>Yep! Only MySQL though.
799 posts
Land of Meh
Now answer my one! :P/>Yep! Only MySQL though.
7508 posts
Australia
I did. but gotta wait for access. :(/>Not sure, why not sign up and find out? :P/>
<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd">
<html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml">
<head>
<title>Test</title>
</head>
<body>
<!--#include file="someFile.ssi" -->
</body>
</html>
<h1>This is a heading</h1>
2151 posts
Auckland, New Zealand
I did. but gotta wait for access. :(/>Not sure, why not sign up and find out? :P/>
you could test really quick with:Spoiler
shtml file >>>> test.shtml<!DOCTYPE html PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD XHTML 1.0 Strict//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/xhtml1/DTD/xhtml1-strict.dtd"> <html xmlns="http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml"> <head> <title>Test</title> </head> <body> <!--#include file="someFile.ssi" --> </body> </html>
SSI file >>>> someFile.ssi<h1>This is a heading</h1>
<?php
include('someFile.php')
// OR
require('someFile.php')
?>
7508 posts
Australia
Because believe it or not I do not know any PHP. and I'm not actually using it. take a look at the site Grav made me. no php.Why not just use PHP to do this if you're using it anyway?<?php include('someFile.php') // OR require('someFile.php') ?>
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Murrika
Thanks! I hope they accept that invite, azhftech.koding.com, here I come XDPersonally, for testing all the PHP stuffs I make, I just host a simple XAMPP server locally, but for releasing it, I'm going to start using the free website that comes with an account on http://koding.com. Koding is an online IDE that supports basically everything, and gives you a free website (mine currently has not much on it). They give you pretty cool domain names too. Mines http://gravityscore.koding.com.
It's currently in public beta, but you can request an invite to join.
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Australia
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Murrika
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The Netherlands
At least its free :P/>Erm, just to tell you guys. I got the invite first then invited gravs. It took about a month before I got accepted… Just a heads up.
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South Africa
Erm, just to tell you guys. I got the invite first then invited gravs. It took about a month before I got accepted… Just a heads up.
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The Sammich Kingdom
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Cleveland, Ohio
i didnt know where to put it :P/>Each person can invite 3 people. I got invited by Dusty.
Edit: Why did you learn HTML if you didn't know what you would do with it?
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Cleveland, Ohio
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The Sammich Kingdom
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Lincoln, Nebraska
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I have created one now creating a gui that can render it…..Create a html reader in luia that return a table with the elements so a gui api can draw them ex:
{"create button x y colors, text", "Print text x y color text}
