TimeZones
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You could also build the entire page inside one variable and then echo that variable at the end. To get the markup to look nice in the browser's "view page source", you could add a "Enter/new line" inside the quotes and it will place the markup the same way. use the concatenation operator to build the string like this:
The code in the browser will output nicely on many lines. The output of the above code would be:
Notice what I did with $title and $myVar. You can create and get all the values you need in the start of the script then build when you have everything you need. You could do this with all the vars and build the page like that then just echo the complete string at the end. This will make it easier to keep track of where you put what in the final page. Practicing this will help with understanding MVC later on because the $page will basically be the view, getting the information will be in the model and putting it all together will go in the controller.
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int get_random_number() {
return 4;
}
Language: PHP$title = "My Site"; $myVar = "<p>Hello there</p>"; $page= "<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>".$title."</title> </head> <body> ".$myVar." <body> </html>"; echo $page;
The code in the browser will output nicely on many lines. The output of the above code would be:
Language: HTML<!DOCTYPE html> <html> <head> <title>My Site</title> </head> <body> <p>Hello There</p> <body> </html>
Notice what I did with $title and $myVar. You can create and get all the values you need in the start of the script then build when you have everything you need. You could do this with all the vars and build the page like that then just echo the complete string at the end. This will make it easier to keep track of where you put what in the final page. Practicing this will help with understanding MVC later on because the $page will basically be the view, getting the information will be in the model and putting it all together will go in the controller.
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int get_random_number() {
return 4;
}
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February 07, 2013 02:51PM |
Just to get some order here please. A descriptive topic title would have been Timezone. Because what is going to happen now is that ALL assignment 1 questions are going to be posted here, as is already happening. Help to make it easy to navigate the forum please, making sure you delimit the topic with a descriptive title. This approach is explained at length in the tut. Else I am going to close this topic... 
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