🕸Fergus Duniho wrote on Mon, Oct 9, 2017 01:12 PM UTC:
Thanks for looking into this. It saves me the effort. Objects may still be useful for ads. So I'll look into that. PHP looks similar to JavaScript. Both can be mixed with HTML, and both use a C-like syntax. The main differences are that
JavaScript can access the DOM, and PHP can access the database and environment variables.
PHP can write files to the server, but JavaScript cannot.
When you look at the source of a PHP script in your browser, you will just see the generated HTML, not the PHP code actually written in the script.
Thanks for looking into this. It saves me the effort. Objects may still be useful for ads. So I'll look into that. PHP looks similar to JavaScript. Both can be mixed with HTML, and both use a C-like syntax. The main differences are that