PHP On My Forum

Programming Forums Admin at 19h21

Aug

2011

Can you use PHP on your forum? Thank you in advance for the help.

1 kirk, on 20/08/2011 at 20h07

not normally.

what are you trying to do.

2 Programming Forums Admin, on 21/08/2011 at 05h39

kirk wrote:not normally.

what are you trying to do.

I am not trying to do anything. I was just wondering if I could include it on my custom HTML pages.

3 kirk, on 21/08/2011 at 08h18

i have seen some being compatibly depending on the script i guess,
But most straight out php, will not work

4 Programming Forums Admin, on 22/08/2011 at 15h49

kirk wrote:i have seen some being compatibly depending on the script i guess,
But most straight out php, will not work

I am a beginner, and what I know is EXTREMELY limited.

5 Light Elf, on 22/08/2011 at 15h56

PHP as I know for know is not supported on Forumotion. You will have to do it all by scripts and stylesheets.

6 Programming Forums Admin, on 22/08/2011 at 16h04

Light Elf wrote:PHP as I know for know is not supported on Forumotion. You will have to do it all by scripts and stylesheets.

I don't see how it can't be supported because I thought that is what was used when making forums.

7 LH Justin, on 22/08/2011 at 20h12

Programming Forums Admin wrote:
Light Elf wrote:PHP as I know for know is not supported on Forumotion. You will have to do it all by scripts and stylesheets.
I don't see how it can't be supported because I thought that is what was used when making forums.

It's not allowed rather. PHP is a powerful language, a little too much so. But if you have limited knowledge then I don't know why you're concerned with PHP anyway.

8 Programming Forums Admin, on 25/08/2011 at 16h38

LH Justin wrote:
Programming Forums Admin wrote:
Light Elf wrote:PHP as I know for know is not supported on Forumotion. You will have to do it all by scripts and stylesheets.
I don't see how it can't be supported because I thought that is what was used when making forums.
It's not allowed rather. PHP is a powerful language, a little too much so. But if you have limited knowledge then I don't know why you're concerned with PHP anyway.

I was just curious to know if I could use it on my HTML pages. Apparently, I will have to start a new website if I want to add PHP.

9 Darren1, on 26/08/2011 at 03h40

Hi,

you could however link it all together and the end destination is the HTML page.
You would ofcause have to host the script else where.

10 Programming Forums Admin, on 26/08/2011 at 03h42

Darren1 wrote:Hi,

you could however link it all together and the end destination is the HTML page.
You would ofcause have to host the script else where.

Okay! Thanks! Do you know of a free web host that allows custom CSS (to allow copying of forum template)?

11 Darren1, on 26/08/2011 at 03h45

From here
=> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Free+JS%2C+CSS+%26+PHP+online+hosting
I'd choose
=> http://www.website-scripts.co.uk/

However I don't externally host my scripts anymore, unless I do it myself. Smile

12 Programming Forums Admin, on 26/08/2011 at 03h46

Darren1 wrote:From here
=> http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Free+JS%2C+CSS+%26+PHP+online+hosting
I'd choose
=> http://www.website-scripts.co.uk/

However I don't externally host my scripts anymore, unless I do it myself.

Thanks!

13 Darren1, on 26/08/2011 at 03h50

Your welcome, glad to help out Smile

14 kirk, on 27/08/2011 at 12h50

so is this solved Smile

15 Programming Forums Admin, on 28/08/2011 at 08h08

kirk wrote:so is this solved

Yep...

16 Nera., on 28/08/2011 at 08h30

Solved > Locked