We need some tutorials about how to implement/insert certain PHP or other codes to develop some kind of things...

Luis,

Thank you for your suggestions. We have added them to our wishlist.

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Hi,
I just tried to import text from a sql database table of three fields.
The code works perfectly calling php at the command line but does
not even execute when located in the php snippet.

Might I suggest and include rather than an inline!

That way the source stays of the server and only the results will
be sent to the page itself for display.

JAT :)

You can still deliver stunning websites without these blocks.

PHP and HTML blocks are for implementing more advanced functionality by more experienced users. Without these blocks Nicepage websites are capped in functionality.

In my opinion, creating tutorials on how to use PHP and HTML are beyond the scope of Nicepage. It takes time to learn these programming languages. There are many existing tutorials out there if you wish to learn. The Nicepage team should stick to tutorials on items that are exclusive to Nicepage that you can't learn anywhere else.

Hello, Nicepage Team!

Maybe this would be a matter that you´re at the top of your heads about... I think.

But, Nicepage still claims to be "the ultimate website builder for no coders"... So, there are content blocks for HTML and PHP... but, if we are NO CODERS, how can we figure out how to use them? I´ve been trying to "come over" a signup form for a service that needs a fulfillment of a PHP form, but have tried this and that and still didn´t get it to work... or even to show properly in a page...

Think you need to work a lot on tutorials... kind of you´re leaving that behind... If Nicepage is a promise for designers that doesn´t know to code, maybe you most put some extra effort to make tutorials about things that may need some coding to be applied, right? Or am I bogus about?

Thank you for your time and effort.

Thank you, Shane53 for your opinion! Have a good day :)