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'''PHP''' is a server-side html-embedded scripting language. It lets you write simple scripts right in your HTML files much like JavaScript does, except, unlike Ja
'''PHP''' is a server-side html-embedded [[scripting language]]. It lets you write simple scripts right in your HTML files much like JavaScript does. Unlike JavaScript, PHP is not browser-dependant since its code is executed in the webserver and not in the webbrowser.
vaScript PHP/FI is not browser-dependant. It can replace cgi-scripting with Perl, Python etc. in many occasions. <br /> At Tecfa, we use PHP (together with [/guides/mysql/ MySql]) to build virtual libraries and educational groupware and more ...


A lot of educational [[portalware]] is written in PHP, i.e. with the popular [[LAMP]] / [[WAMP]] software bundle.
A lot of educational [[portalware]] is written in PHP, i.e. with the popular [[LAMP]] / [[WAMP]] software bundle.
== See Also ==
* All entries [[:category:PHP|tagged with PHP]]
* [[PHP links]] page (nothing but links)
* [[LAMP]] and [[WAMP]] for PHP-related software (Apache/PHP/MySQL)
* [[PHP tutorial - basics]]
* [[PHP-MySQL tutorial -basics]]
* [[PHP - MySQL - XML tutorial - basics]]
* [[Python]]


== Links ==
== Links ==
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* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Php PHP] (Wikipedia)
* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Php PHP] (Wikipedia)


See also our [[PHP links]] page (nothing but links)
[[Category: programming]]


[[Category: AMP]]


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[[Category: PHP]]

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PHP is a server-side html-embedded scripting language. It lets you write simple scripts right in your HTML files much like JavaScript does. Unlike JavaScript, PHP is not browser-dependant since its code is executed in the webserver and not in the webbrowser.

A lot of educational portalware is written in PHP, i.e. with the popular LAMP / WAMP software bundle.

See Also

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