cvs: phpweb / index.php

From: Date: Sat, 21 Jul 2001 10:17:39 +0000
Subject: cvs: phpweb / index.php
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goba Sat Jul 21 06:17:39 2001 EDT Modified files: /phpweb index.php Log: New stats, moving it up Index: phpweb/index.php diff -u phpweb/index.php:1.99 phpweb/index.php:1.100 --- phpweb/index.php:1.99 Wed Jul 18 08:30:35 2001 +++ phpweb/index.php Sat Jul 21 06:17:39 2001 @@ -48,8 +48,27 @@ commonHeader("Hypertext Preprocessor"); echo "\n<!--$MYSITE-->\n"; - ?> + +<?php /* move this entry to the top when you update it! */ ?> + +<h1> +<?php print_link("/usage.php", make_image("stats-small.gif", "PHP Usage Stats", "right") ); ?> +New Usage Stats For June available +</h1> + +<p> +<font class="newsDate">[21-Jul-2001]</font> +<?php print_link("http://www.netcraft.com/", "Netcraft"); ?> and +<?php print_link("http://www.securityspace.com/s_survey/", "E-Soft" ); ?> have +published the current results for their Web Server surveys - both +of which continue to show impressive growth for PHP. Check out the +<?php print_link("/usage.php", "usage page"); ?>. +<br clear="all"> +</p> + +<?php echo hdelim(); ?> + <h1>Mailing lists and CVS are up!</h1> <?php print_link("http://www.pair.com/", make_image("pair.gif", "pair Networks", "right") ); ?> @@ -94,25 +113,6 @@ Also <a href="http://www.linuxtag.org/2001/english/30.html">LinuxTag 2001</a>, was in Stuttgart, Germany, between July 5th-8th. PHPUG.De has <a href="http://www.phpug.de/phplt_en.php4">a report</a> on the PHP events at LinuxTag. -</p> - -<?php echo hdelim(); ?> - -<?php /* move this entry to the top when you update it! */ ?> - -<h1> -<?php print_link("/usage.php", make_image("stats-small.gif", "PHP Usage Stats", "right") ); ?> -New Usage Stats For May available -</h1> - -<p> -<font class="newsDate">[02-Jun-2001]</font> -<?php print_link("http://www.netcraft.com/", "Netcraft"); ?> and -<?php print_link("http://www.securityspace.com/s_survey/", "E-Soft" ); ?> have -published the current results for their Web Server surveys - both -of which continue to show impressive growth for PHP. Check out the -<?php print_link("/usage.php", "usage page"); ?>. -<br clear="all"> </p> <?php echo hdelim(); ?>

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