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PHP is server-side code that runs on top of a normal HTML website. This means you can use HTML and PHP together.
Get started by creating a PHP document in the www folder in WAMP. Index.php is considered by most websites to be the "home page"
Open index.php in your text editor and type the following HTML code
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>PHP Store</title>
</head>
<body>
<?php// Using two forward slashes we create comments in php.// Within the php tag, we can insert values into our HTML.echo"<h1>Welcome!</h1>";
?>
</body>
</html>
Displaying Content
In this example, we used the "echo" command to insert an HTML header within the php tags. All of our php code will be contained in these tags.
Make sure you always end every statement with a semicolon
In your browser, click on the php-course folder, and you should see the header we inserted being displayed.
Setting up PHP
PHP is server-side code that runs on top of a normal HTML website. This means you can use HTML and PHP together.
Displaying Content
In this example, we used the "echo" command to insert an HTML header within the php tags. All of our php code will be contained in these tags.
Make sure you always end every statement with a semicolon
In your browser, click on the php-course folder, and you should see the header we inserted being displayed.
If it worked, save your changes to GitHub.
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