I haven’t been a fan of GoDaddy for quite a while for many reasons that I won’t go into – many of them are just personal preference and don’t have any significance technically. But, there are a few technical reasons that I don’t like their shared hosting. The first reason is that they don’t allow […]
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For those of you who have been programming in PHP much at all, you will be familiar with the $_GET and $_POST variables that can be passed to your scripts. You may not be as familiar with the $_SERVER variable that gives you information about your host environment. I often use the $_SERVER variable to
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The purpose behind web pages is to share your information with the world! It’s hard to share that information if your web page is on your local computer. Even though, you *could* make your local computer accessible to the world and let people visit your web page on your local computer, it’s really not a
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PHP is a preprocessor which means that before your web page is loaded in someone’s browser, the server where the web page lives ‘pre-processes’ the web page. In other words, before the web page is delivered to the browser, the code for the page is first translated with the PHP translator on the server. To
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Sometimes for beginners, or even those of us that have been doing this for a while, it may be difficult to see how to use PHP and JavaScript together to make the page work correctly. I often have to stop and remind myself of the basics. HTML and JavaScript (which includes JavaScript libraries, such as
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