On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 12:44 PM, Brett Ritter wrote:
> On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Kirk Bailey wrote:
>> and continue in html. What a BLOODY shame we can't do that in python,
>> which is otherwise awesome and superior in every way i can thus far
>> evaluate.
>
> As someone mentioned, you CAN
On Sat, Dec 4, 2010 at 2:27 PM, Kirk Bailey wrote:
> and continue in html. What a BLOODY shame we can't do that in python,
> which is otherwise awesome and superior in every way i can thus far
> evaluate.
As someone mentioned, you CAN do that in Python. However, you'll find
that mixing content a
> Straightaway, i was impressed by one powerful property; the ability to
> imbed php into a html webpage, and switch into and out of php as needed,
> and let normal ssi and html and css work the rest of the time, outside
> of php. all I have to do is start the php block with
> write code;
> ?> # e
On 12/4/2010 2:27 PM, Kirk Bailey wrote:
For reasons of my work, of recent I have started aquiring php.
Straightaway, i was impressed by one powerful property; the ability to
imbed php into a html webpage, and switch into and out of php as needed,
and let normal ssi and html and css work the res
For reasons of my work, of recent I have started aquiring php.
Straightaway, i was impressed by one powerful property; the ability to
imbed php into a html webpage, and switch into and out of php as
needed,
and let normal ssi and html and css work the rest of the time, outside
of php. all I have
Hi All,
I just tried setting up PHP on my machine,with Apache 2.2-something (Win.
XP).
I came back running.
It's a SCHLEP.
I love Python.
Happy Easter to you all - and to those that do not celebrate it, have a
great weekend!
--
Lloyd Dube
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Michael Langford wrote:
> OT Aside:
> Anyone ever used PSP pages? Seems like a good substitute for PHPish
> tasks, but I've not seen many users.
>
I have, but I find generating my HTML with classes I wrote to be more to
my tastes. I did PHP for years and I'm just not a fan of the way it
mixe
OT Aside:
Anyone ever used PSP pages? Seems like a good substitute for PHPish
tasks, but I've not seen many users.
As to the actual question, PHP can call python through a variety of
means. One such one I'm familiar with is XMLRPC.
PHP:
http://phpxmlrpc.sourceforge.net/
Python:
http://www.ibm.co
On Sunday 03 February 2008 17:35, GTXY20 wrote:
> Hi all,
>
> First off let me say how helpful and informative this mailing list is. It
> is very much appreciated.
>
> Anyway, I am looking for some suggestions for reading up on how to call
> Python from PHP scripts, specifically calling from a PHP
"GTXY20" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
> Anyway, I am looking for some suggestions for reading up on how to
> call
> Python from PHP scripts, specifically calling from a PHP web
> application -
> PHP will call python script with some arguments and python will run
> on the
> server and return the r
Hi all,
First off let me say how helpful and informative this mailing list is. It is
very much appreciated.
Anyway, I am looking for some suggestions for reading up on how to call
Python from PHP scripts, specifically calling from a PHP web application -
PHP will call python script with some argu
Um. I suppose you could, but what are you trying to do? I'm fairly
certain Python has similar functionality to PHP, and is a lot more
straightforward than interfacing with a forked process. (Assuming
you're using the PHP CLI and not talking PHP in Apache, etc.)
On 4/15/06, Prabhakar K <[EMAIL PROT
Hi,
I want to call php function in Python... is there any way to call.
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