Re: [PHP] newbie - some simple questions

"Rasmus Lerdorf" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... [...] Thanks for the help & tips. I guess I'll use ".inc" for files that are included (as opposed to being run directly) and block access to them at the server level. Hmm, since the

Re: [PHP] newbie - some simple questions

Hi NoWayMan, @ 12:19:01 PM on 10/2/2001, NoWayMan wrote: > On another note, is there something in PHP similar to the FuseBox > paradigm of ColdFusion? phpadvertisements.com, *cough*, I mean, phpbuilder.com had an article about this quiet a while ago. Check it out here:

Re: [PHP] newbie - some simple questions

> I tend to put anything that controls the overall style of my pages in a > separate include file so when I need to change the style I just have to > change it in one place. And yes, for me that includes the and > tags. > > > 5. I see there is a php.template newsgroup, but I couldn't really >

Re: [PHP] newbie - some simple questions

> > > > > > ... > > > here is the body of the page > > > > My questions are: > 1. every page on the site has: > require("mylib.php"); > at the top of the page to provide access to the functions contained > therein. Is require() correct or

[PHP] newbie - some simple questions

I'm just getting started with php 4.03. Yes I've read the FAQ and lots of documentation. I have setup my pages so they all look more or less like this: ... here is the body of the page Just for the record, there is a lot of php code in mybo