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  1. www.ehow.com/how_6953699_embed-php-file-​html.html   Cached
    PHP files are text files with the php extension. Similar to HTML files, a PHP file contains the code for a PHP application or instruction that the browser reads and ...
  2. www.ehow.com/how_6772409_embed-swf-file-​php.html   Cached
    Adobe Flash enables you to create movies that enhance your website. The Flash movie output file that you embed is called a SWF. Flash provides the generation of an ...
  3. stackoverflow.com/questions/17259147/​embedding-php-file   Cached
    In my index.php I use jQuery's .load() to change the content of a div. That content is stored in a php-file that uses variables from the index.php.
  4. php.about.com/od/learnphp/qt/php_with_​html.htm   Cached
    How to embed php into HTML, or put HTML inside PHP so you can use both on the same page of your website.
  5. stackoverflow.com/questions/15559259/​embedding-php-file...   Cached
    I have downloaded a flickr photo php script for a client. In order to access the photo gallery you have to click on a link to go to the page. I am wanting to embed ...
  6. dev.fyicenter.com/Interview-Questions/​PHP/How_can_I...   Cached
    How can I embed a java programme in php file and what changes have to be done in php.ini file? - PHP Interview Questions and Answers.
  7. www.ehow.com/how_8217097_insert-php-​center-html-file.html   Cached
    How to Insert PHP Into the Center of an HTML File. Add simple dynamic coding to your HTML Web pages by embedding PHP in them. PHP is a server-side scripting language ...
  8. www.daaq.net/old/php/​index.php?page=embedding+php&parent=...   Cached
    Embedding PHP. PHP is designed to be a flexible language, ... The PHP configuration file (php.ini) has a variable called short_open_tag. By default, it is set to On.
  9. www.ntchosting.com/php/php-in-html.html   Cached
    Usually, for such forms two files are created - the first one is the HTML form itself and the second one is the backend PHP file, which does all the work.
  10. answers.yahoo.com/question/​index?qid=20080719074202AAG2jtB   Cached
    [Jul 19, 2008] Best Answer: Yes. You don't even need to use echo, just include(). So: PHP include("path/to/html/ file/here"); ?> That will copy directly from the html ... ~ by Cameron V ( 2 comments )