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zzz922 posted this 3 weeks ago
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<?php echo 'hello, world!';?>

&lt;?php echo &#39;hello, world!&#39;;?&gt;
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Support Team posted this 3 weeks ago

Hello,

Thanks for reaching out to us

You are trying to use PHP code to output "Hello, world!" on your website. If this code isn’t working as expected, here are a few possible reasons and solutions:

  1. PHP Code Placement: Ensure that you are placing this PHP code within a PHP file (e.g., index.php). HTML files do not process PHP code by default, so if it's in an HTML file, it won't work. Change the file extension to .php if needed.

  2. Server Setup: Make sure your server supports PHP. If your hosting doesn’t have PHP enabled, this code will not execute. You can verify this by checking with your hosting provider or uploading a simple PHP file with <?php phpinfo(); ?> to confirm PHP support.

  3. Syntax Check: Double-check the syntax to ensure no additional or missing characters, though your current example is syntactically correct.

If you’re still facing issues, please share more details about where you’re implementing this code, such as the type of file or platform you're using (e.g., WordPress, Nicepage), so we can assist you further.
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Ahmad.
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Hello, Thanks for reaching out to us You are trying to use PHP code to output "Hello, world!" on your website. If this code isn’t working as expected, here are a few possible reasons and solutions: 1. **PHP Code Placement**: Ensure that you are placing this PHP code within a PHP file (e.g., **index.php**). HTML files do not process PHP code by default, so if it's in an HTML file, it won't work. Change the file extension to *.php* if needed. 2. **Server Setup**: Make sure your server supports PHP. If your hosting doesn’t have PHP enabled, this code will not execute. You can verify this by checking with your hosting provider or uploading a simple PHP file with `<?php phpinfo(); ?>` to confirm PHP support. 3. **Syntax Check**: Double-check the syntax to ensure no additional or missing characters, though your current example is syntactically correct. If you’re still facing issues, please share more details about where you’re implementing this code, such as the type of file or platform you're using (e.g., WordPress, Nicepage), so we can assist you further. ................................................... Sincerely, Ahmad. Nicepage Support Team Please subscribe to our YouTube channel: http://youtube.com/nicepage?sub_confirmation=1 Follow us on Facebook: http://facebook.com/nicepageapp
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