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Posted: Aug. 15 2004,17:16 |
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ico2, When I tried it, I made files for web pages and put then in the /opt/monkey/htdocs directory. Edit the following file and call it test.php:
Code Sample | <html> <body>
<?php
print ("Look at that, PHP works!");
?>
</body> </html>
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Run it by viewing localhost/test.php in Dillo or whatever. Also try this one which prints out all kinds of neat info:
Code Sample | <body>
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
</body> </html> |
For a nice tutorial look at PHP from the ground up which is on webmonkey (no relation to the monkey server in DSL).
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