You need to name your PHP files with a .php extension for them to work on your server. Past this you use the PHP Tags to trigger scripts within a web page.
This project shows you how to parse (read) the nmap XML output file and turn ip addresses, mac addresses, hostnames, vendors and ports into PHP variable values and then print them out. Prerequisite Classes: Linux […]
PHP is a Hypertext Preprocessor. This essentially means that PHP dynamically writes web pages for you. So it can query a database and print a report from it, or change CSS and such based on […]
$ Session Variables allow you to set Variable Values that can be accessed across all pages that your user goes to in your PHP Web Application. You must use session_start() on all pages that will […]
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