Re: User Input to PHP file only
| From: | Martin | Date: | Fri, 11 Aug 2000 07:28:10 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: User Input to PHP file only | ||
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Hi Andrew,
puh, I think you will have more problems if you try to "simulate" a
html-form. Why not download & installing Apache for free ? It works fine on
Win95/98 (I did it on my own).
Regards
Martin
"Andrew V. Romero" wrote:
> Hi, I am a very beginner and am trying to figure out if it is possible
> to create a php file alone (not in conjunction with a html form) that
> allows the user to input the value of several variables? Here is what I
> am trying to do, I don't have any web server software installed on my
> home computer and my home computer is not always connected to the
> internet so I am looking for a way to simulate a html form passing
> variables onto a php file. I was thinking that I could just use
> something like Qbasic language where you say Input "What is your
> name";name$ in a php script and then the php file could spit out Hello
> name$. I figured this would be a good way to simulate what I really
> want to do which would be something like have an html form that ask for
> name and then the user types in a name and the php file processes it and
> says hello <name> but like I said I don't have any web server software
> installed on my home win95 computer so I can't just make the html form
> and php file and locally test it.
>
> So will my plan of creating just a modified php file for local testing
> work or is there a better idea? Can I create a php file alone that ask
> the user for input and then can take that input and process it?
> Thanks, if you want to reply personally, remove all numbers from my
> address.
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