Category Archives: HTML

This is about XHTML and building web pages.

Cookies – an Introduction

Cookies, cookies, cookies, we’ve heard about cookies now for many years, the perenial red herring, used like the threat of a nuclear bomb, to strike fear in the hearts of all who used a personal computer to surf the Internet, … Continue reading

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Passing Variables – PHP Post – Fun with Forms

In my last post, we covered the GET method, get is one of two methods used to get information from the client’s browser to the server, the other method being “POST.” You’ll find that “post,” by a wide margin, is … Continue reading

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Passing Variables – PHP Get – Get it!

Last post we talked about how we normally get data into a system with a form. The user enters his information into the form and clicks the submit button. The browser then sends the data to the server. Back at … Continue reading

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Passing Variables – HTML Forms – Creating Data with Forms

We can’t pass data to another page until we have some data.  The way we  input data in web pages is with forms.  Forms are created with html, more easily created with html then styled in CSS, but that’s another … Continue reading

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Passing Variables – An Introduction

This is the start of a new series of articles on passing variables.  A series about coding web pages with PHP.  PHP is an interactive, interpretive, scripting language that works well with HTML to communicate with the database, and create … Continue reading

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