Pure HTML is static text files with dead content that want everything but to change. However by the help of a service scripting language such as PHP, HTML can be dynamic and changes every time you make a different request to the server.
PHP is born with HTML rendering in mind. So it’s plain easy to write PHP from inside HTML. Just use:
<?php //php code goes here ?>For example, we have a variable named $url to be the URL address of a web document, let’s run and present it inside with HTML so that the client browser gets the actual value dynamically:
<a href="<?php echo $url; ?>">pricing table</a>There you go. To run PHP around HTML, just enclose the code with <?php … ?>.
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It is helpful when i want to insert mail functionality to my site pages.
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