Who Knows PHP?

[Halgar]

Does anyone know anything about web design, specifically, embedding php into an html page? I have tried everything and can't get it to work. Our server is set up with php5 and executing a .php page works fine but executing php, or displaying php results, on an html page doesn't work.

I suspect the problem is either our ISP's server settings, or improper configuration of our .htaccess file. I have been modifying our ..htaccess file with the recommended changes, but nothing works. We also utilize server side includes (SSI) which may be causing a conflict.

Any help you could provide would be greatly appreciated.

[vwjuice]

The square block goes into the square hole not the round hole. The round block goes anywhere you want after you hit it with a hammer and cut it in half.

[klavy69]

Got a few friends that have dabbled in pCp but don't think they can figure out your pHp problems ...sorry Halgar for not being too much help and just trying to have some fun at your expense
Good luck and for cryin out loud it creeps me out when you get all serious and crap
Todd

[vwjuice]

for cryin out loud it creeps me out when you get all serious and crap
Todd

I second that

[Halgar]

Good luck and for cryin out loud it creeps me out when you get all serious and crap
Todd

That's why I don't let it happen too often!

[Daddeo]

Generally the only way to display pHp on a html page is using something like an iFrame. You have to "isolate" the pHp script so it will not conflict with the html markup.

[Halgar]

Thanks for the suggestion Big D, unfortunately using Iframes prevents search engines from looking at the information, and some of the scripting is specifically for the search engines.