Thread: Using/Naming with PHP

Hello,
I see when saving with BV one does not name with the html extension as it automatically renames to html upon publishing. But what if I am using php? Do I just "save as" with a php extension?

And BTW, does BV insert extraneous code that confuses php like frontpage does?

Thanks for the help!

Kim

www.easy-online-fund-raising.com

Originally Posted by MrKim

Hello,
I see when saving with BV one does not name with the html extension as it automatically renames to html upon publishing. But what if I am using php? Do I just "save as" with a php extension?

And BTW, does BV insert extraneous code that confuses php like frontpage does?

Thanks for the help!

Kim

www.easy-online-fund-raising.com

Hi!

Just right-click on the page background, choose page properties and change the file extension to php.

Yes, you change the extension to PHP in the
right click - page properties.

On your other question, it depends on the content of the PHP script, but you could always use an html box to insert your PHP.........

I am new here and stunned by the speed of reply-

Thanks to both of you!

Can you tell me more what an html box is that I place the php inside of?

And thanks again,

Kim

Originally Posted by MrKim

I am new here and stunned by the speed of reply-

Thanks to both of you!

Can you tell me more what an html box is that I place the php inside of?

And thanks again,

Kim

You are welcome!

On the left hand menu the top button is the HTML button. (If you hover your mouse over the buttons - a little tag appears describing each one). Click this and drag a box onto the page. You can also go to > Insert > Advanced > HTML. When you have made the HTML box - double click it and paste in your code.

You can also use the BlueVoda FTP program(tools - ftp) to upload/copy a PHP Script direct to your website................

have fun