1. Copy your PHP code.

2. Open your HTML document.

3. Paste your PHP script into your existing HTML document. between the starting PHP tag – < ?php and the ending one - ?>

4. Save the file (Both the HTML and PHP) as yourfilename.php.

5. Upload to server and test.

So your document might look something like this:-

< !DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN">

[Your HTML code]

< ?php

[Your PHP code]

?>

Hello,

Please look over http://www.w3schools.com for PHP. This will point in the right direction.

There are two ways to use HTML on your PHP page. The first way is to put the HTML outside of your PHP tags. You can even put it in the middle if you close and reopen the < ?php -and- ?> tags. Here is an example of putting the HTML outside of the tags:

My Example

< ?php
//your php code here
?>

Here is some more HTML

< ?php
//more php code
?>

The second way to use HTML with PHP is by using PRINT or ECHO. By using this method you can include the HTML inside of the PHP tags. This is a nice quick method if you only have a line or so to do. Here is an example:

< ?php
Echo "“;
Echo ““;
Echo “My Example“;

//your php code here

Print “Print works too!“;
?>

Using one or both of these methods you can easily embed HTML code in your PHP pages, to give them a nicer more formatted look, and make them more user friendly.Good Luck!

Sean Colicchio
Server Engineer
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