Argh!! Php gurus, can you help??
Trying to put on an events calender onto the fordsport site that I got from here...
http://www.softcomplex.com/products/php_event_calendar/
And I use dream weaver to edit my pages
However I have two main problems,
i) When I import the calender into an exsisting web page I have made, it dont work no more, the calender done even apear.
ii) I can't seem to register any user details AND there is nothing in the coding instructions to say either.
Remember people I use only dream weavers editor to get everything together, for actual coding I dont know shit so keep it as simple as possiable please
http://www.softcomplex.com/products/php_event_calendar/
And I use dream weaver to edit my pages
However I have two main problems,
i) When I import the calender into an exsisting web page I have made, it dont work no more, the calender done even apear.
ii) I can't seem to register any user details AND there is nothing in the coding instructions to say either.
Remember people I use only dream weavers editor to get everything together, for actual coding I dont know shit so keep it as simple as possiable please
Did you sort this Stu? If not, what version of DW and can you confirm your web server can run PHP?
You should be able to just rename the page to the .php extension, as long as the page coding is correct.
You should be able to just rename the page to the .php extension, as long as the page coding is correct.
Actually, php is able to be parsed in many files such as .html .htm .css .js .shtml and many more, however it depends on your web server settings. A lot of hosts dont parse php unless its in a .php file.
If your not sure if you have php running on your hosting, make a file called "test.php" and enter the following:
Upload it and view it in IE, if php is installed you will see a page with all the php settings and version info, if not, you dont have it installed.
If your not sure if you have php running on your hosting, make a file called "test.php" and enter the following:
Code:
<?php phpinfo(); ?>
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