Hypertext Markup Language or HTML is the code used to build web pages by describing content with the use of tags such as <table> or <form> or <p> for paragraph etc. HTML is executed on the client side which is the users PC. Browsers (IE, FireFox, Chrome etc) use these HTML tags to display content on a web page, such as an image or text or whatever content the author wants displaying to the user.
Published web pages containing HTML exist on a web server and indeed, through the use of web server scripting, HTML can be generated and then sent to the users browser, but this still means it is a client side language.
Client side HTML can be seen as dynamic HTML but not much effective. Server Side Dynamic HTML is much more effective.
Perl is a server-side language. It is executed on the server, and any output generated is sent to the client (the user).HTML is read and executed by the client. It is simply sent, as is, by the server.
Users prevent client side Dynamic HTML because it loses as soon as client disconnects. So most of the dynamic HTML is from the side of the Server.
Yes... Java server page is server side language . but it can create client side code in format of HTML . When the request send the web server the jsp process the HTML request and HTML response. by Arulmurugan C
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HTML is client side scripting so the Form will have to be in HTML (unless you use something like Flash or Java) and the submission will require a Server side language in order to do anything with the code. So to answer your question, you do not have to use HTML; you do not have to use PHP.However you will have to use a Client Side Scripting language like HTML and a Server side scripting language like PHP.
HTML starts using a server that is created within. HTML code is executed by that server on the client machine.
Client side (web browser) where user types his/her query and web browser sends request to server side (multiple data provider) reads the query and in response provides respective data to the client in HTML format. its a repetitive cycle called request and response between client and server.
PHP is a dynamic language meant to do server-side processing where plain HTML/client-side JavaScript isn't enough.
Technically, there is no such thing as an HTML program, since HTML is a markup language. However, a page of HTML content may be included within another page in several ways.Using a server-side processing language such as PHP, two source files may be combined:Using server-side includes on a supported server, files may also be combined: There are also client-side means. A page may be loaded inside an tag, for example:Finally, Javascript may be applied on the client-side to include pages. This is a little more complex:Content of page2.js:document.write("HTML for page2.html");
In the output stream (i.e. using echo), output an "embed" tag (or if using older HTML, the "applet" tag). Note that the Java will run on the client, not on the server, meaning that PHP variables, etc, will not be available to it.
XML does not have the concept of client-side/server-side.