Insert Coin Source
If I knew what any of that meant, I would say something meaningful 
PHP is.... CSS?
PHP is.... CSS?
PHP tells the server what HTML to output.
Very simple example:
<?php
$x = true;
if($x == true)
echo "<b>TRUE</b>";
else
echo "<i>FALSE</i>";
?>
The source actually includes PHP files, CSS files, JavaScript files, an SQL file and images.
Very simple example:
<?php
$x = true;
if($x == true)
echo "<b>TRUE</b>";
else
echo "<i>FALSE</i>";
?>
The source actually includes PHP files, CSS files, JavaScript files, an SQL file and images.
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Tell me to get back to rewriting this site so it's not horrible on mobileSimple..... example? Erk. 
Whoa! This page definately isn't for me!
My head hurts...
Unlike everyone else here I know what you mean and know what you are doing. I just don't know how to code what and what effect it does.
One of the site's forefathers.
Play fighting games!
My butt hurts.
I didn't know yoda spoke strange alien languages, one day he needs to teach us...
GG:
yes.
yes.
Well, there are two points to understand:
1 - PHP (amd other server-side languages) allows you to reuse code, such as menus and headers, across multiple pages while only writing it once in one file. Though technically I could pull this off with JavaScript.
2 - It allows interaction with a database. This is the most important since it means you can add and edit content without editing a single file. This comment, for example, just inserts into a database table.
1 - PHP (amd other server-side languages) allows you to reuse code, such as menus and headers, across multiple pages while only writing it once in one file. Though technically I could pull this off with JavaScript.
2 - It allows interaction with a database. This is the most important since it means you can add and edit content without editing a single file. This comment, for example, just inserts into a database table.
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Tell me to get back to rewriting this site so it's not horrible on mobile
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For the sake of it with things progressing further toward open-source, I've made the entire Insert Coin PHP source code (as of June 24, 200
available for download.
http://www.4shared.com/file/52584333/d1386c3d/insert_coin_2008_6_24.html
In my relative hurry to get the site up and running, the commenting is sorely lacking, but that will progress with time and future updates made available.
I use two different freely available PHP utilities, on top of my own code:
-HTML Purifier
-phpThumb
And two freely available JavaScript utilities
-Prototype.js
-tinyMCE
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Tell me to get back to rewriting this site so it's not horrible on mobile