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PHP in HTML
I have looked at many posts on this topic but still can't figure it out. I have a page in php that I want to appear in a table on an HTML page, it is important that the rendered page remains in perspective to the size of the table.
Someone tell me what i'm doing wrong. |
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RE: PHP in HTML
"What am I doing wrong?" is a bit vague without examples or code.
Take whatever code you have, and integrate it into the html page, having the code create the table. |
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RE: PHP in HTML
Okay here is the situation.
I have a game developed by one of my friends who was killed in iraq. I would like to put this game online however i do not know php therfore it is hard for me to make a page design out of the one window that displays the game, I refuse to use frames. I am just asking for the code i need to use to integrate a php document into a cell of an html table. You guys use php alot more than i do so i figured i would ask here on the forum. I thought it would be a little ridiculous to post over 1600 lines of code in a forum post but now i am rambling on. Ok here is the scenario: PHP Page(Example): Html Page that i wish to display php page in: <html> <head><title>This is pissing me off</title> </head><body> <table width="100%" border="0" cellspacing="0" cellpadding="0"> <tr> <td>Here is my navigation bar</td> <td>Here is where i want the PHP page to show </td> </tr> </table></body> There now how do i get the php page into the second cell of the table. </html> |
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RE: PHP in HTML
Say you have the php page named 'test.php'. Then you can embed that peticular PHP page into HTML table cell like this:
php Code:
eg:got it? |
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RE: PHP in HTML
Great, I must have been coding my includes wrong i don't think so but I tried again and it worked must have been forgetting something.
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