Not possible through html. Use php strrev function. For eg:
$string = "tac";
$reverse = strrev($string);
?>
we are passing values from the HTML to the Servlet by using HTML controls. ex:name,password.......... In servlets we have one method for getting the values from HTML is getParameter() example: String s1=req.getParameter("T1"); String s2=req.getParameter("T2"); in above example T1,T2 are the names of the HTML controls, String is a class and req is the object of the HttpServlet.
You need to write the HTML code in the tag format. If you want to write JavaScript put it in <script> tag.
HTML is not a programming language and as such does not allow you to declare variables.
HTML is, as it name says, a language for markup, not script or programming. This means it is simply not possible to write a web proxy in HTML.
The view of the website in form of HTML is HTML view. It is the basic code you write in text editor.
Yes, it does. A great string among the experts is 'Henry' diabolo string. You can get it here http://www.oddballs.co.uk/henrys-string-25m-roll-orange-p-1944.html
We write HTML coding in notepad and save it with .html extension. It will automatically open with internet explorer
You write in HTML by using a variety of codes such as <HTML><B><BR><UL><Color> ect, to tell the internet browser what to display, HTML coding is a way of getting the browser to display what you want it to, and where you want it to be placed.
If you write &#936; or &Psi; you should get it.
Yes. It tells the browser that it is a html page. A page should start and finish with a pair of html tags.
Comments are very important in a HTML code. They are started by <!-- and ended by --!>
No, HTML relates to passing information across the www. Software can be developed to edit HTML, and HTML can be used to call software (java) but you can't write 'OpenOffice' using an HTML editor.